Sentence examples for unexplored grounds from inspiring English sources

Besides all this, what makes ubiquitin and SUMO research so special and particularly fun is that one can sail from one research area to the next, landing on new unexplored grounds, but still with the firm belief that new excitement is on the horizon.

There is a great deal of unexplored ground here.

I saw sparks of it in upstart companies, like ShoppingGives, which makes social giving a priority by enabling retailers to become philanthropic centers for their communities, but overall there is so much more unexplored ground in how technology can come together to stretch budgets for the good of America and to bring back the ethos of the "local store" for the good of all involved.

My feeling is that science is virtually an unexplored ground.

Yet he also asserts that there is plenty of unexplored land in those familiar modernist territories of the monochrome, all-over composition, painting-as-process and figure-ground relationships, in part by playing them against one another, in part by coaxing them to team up anew.

He urged Turnbull to seize the "unexplored middle ground" between reducing emissions and keeping electricity prices down.

But gun owners like Michael Kundu come from a largely unexplored middle ground — a place of nuance and contradiction.

It was at this point, said Anna, that he declared the Linnaean system to be "unexplored poetic ground", rich in metamorphic possibilities.