Sentence examples for remained uncharted from inspiring English sources

In 1992, Outside magazine ran an article entitled "What's Left Out There?" listing "the world's last great unknowns," which included the innermost reaches of the Tsangpo gorge, so inaccessible that they remained uncharted almost to the very end of the last millennium.

But how many of the estimated 10,000 to 100,000 works of museum quality that are still missing may have found their way into the country through Customs and the mails through Latin America, Canada or other channels has long remained uncharted despite State Department reports in the 1940's and 50's by a zealous art tracker, Ardelia Hall, and voluminous additional documentation.

We've jogged up and down Everest, navigated the Arctic, and had a pretty good look at the moon – but women remain uncharted territory.

This book is a gut-punch of a read, but it covers so many issues which remain uncharted in YA fiction that I think everyone should pick it up.

With waters that remain uncharted even today and the many shoals and reefs which rise so steeply that even modern equipment could fail to spot them, the South China Seas, with its frequent storms and typhoons remain some of the most dangerous waters in the world.

Casual observation reveals that even so-called classic pattern lobular carcinomas show morphological variation; however, the molecular correlations for this variety remain uncharted.

Working with his mentor, Maurice Ewing, the founder of the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University, Dr. Worzel made significant advances in the days when the deep sea remained largely uncharted scientific territory.

This is true of the solar system, with the planets farthest and nearest the Sun remaining virtually uncharted by inquisitive humans.

This is true of the solar system, with the planets farthest and nearest the Sun remaining virtually uncharted by inquisitive humans while spacecraft send back mountains of data on the bodies in between.

(This essay, I should acknowledge, is going to focus on the perils of representing sex between men. Lesbian sex presents a different set of hazards, no less challenging to navigate, and those of trans sex remain largely uncharted).

Differences in chromatin organization are key to the multiplicity of cell states that arise from a single genetic background, yet the landscapes of in vivo tissues remain largely uncharted.