Sentence examples for uncharted- from inspiring English sources

The situation in Northern Ireland, overshadowed by the attacks in the US, is heading towards uncharted territory.

But he warned that Europe would be entering "uncharted waters" that made the outcome of a default uncertain.

The route to accelerating Vermont toward genuine progress is uncharted.

Even Championship mid-table had felt like relatively uncharted territory over the club's 125-year history, with this only their fifth campaign at this level.

Another medical expert, consultant obstetrician Dr Peter Boylan, said the medical team treating the woman at present were in uncharted territory.

But these are uncharted waters and these proposals need to be fully worked up as quickly as possible.

Of course, given the extraordinary nature of these uncharted waters, it is still possible for Nick Clegg to announce he has come to deal with David Cameron, after all.

It is hard to understand how PEN, an organisation that defends freedom of expression, is somehow departing exotically into uncharted territory by honouring a magazine with a freedom of expression award.

Either Tsipras betrays his own ideology to deter default – reneging on promises that got him into power – or he goes down as the man who allowed his country to do what no other EU member has done: enter the uncharted waters of euro exit.

He warned that the referendum had the danger of being about more than Europe and if David Cameron lost, everything would fall apart, saying the government would be in uncharted territory.

It was really well received and, as wallpaper seemed like uncharted territory, I decided to give it a go as a business".