Sentence examples for sometimes unknown from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, unknown to their parents, he says, students tell their counselors they're not interested in college.
Individual service directorates employ their own IT staff, sometimes unknown to the central department, supporting software applications specific to the department, for example," said Larner.
"Sewer overflows and storm water runoff, typically from urbanized areas, domestic animal waste, dog poop, waste from seagulls and geese, areas with septic systems that are failing and therefore not removing bacteria, and in some cases illegal and sometimes unknown connections between sanitary systems and public waters are partly to blame," Mr. Cote said.
Nevertheless maternal GBS status is sometimes unknown at labour.
Assessment of chemical contamination at large industrial complexes with long and sometimes unknown histories of operation represents a challenging environmental problem.
His knowledge of web security has been attained through a combination of materials available to the public and from within a tight-knit group of fellow crackers who exchange details of new, and sometimes unknown, techniques and vulnerabilities.
But sometimes, for unknown reasons, this ongoing tissue damage overwhelms the body's capacity to respond.
The lab is presenting staged readings by New York and West Coast actors of new works by known, little-known and sometimes totally unknown authors.
You can answer "yes," "no," "sometimes" or "unknown" to questions like "Is it flat?" and "Is it heavier than a pound of butter?" 20Q will sometimes stop to taunt you, displaying messages like "You can't beat me" or "You thought you were tricky".
Since the transition probabilities in a Markov chain are sometimes partially unknown, we propose a method of estimating the delay for the next sampling time instant.
There are no known recorded incidents of crashes having been definitely caused by such interference, but that said the causes of accidents can sometimes remain unknown.
