Sentence examples for unknown histories from inspiring English sources
Assessment of chemical contamination at large industrial complexes with long and sometimes unknown histories of operation represents a challenging environmental problem.
They evoke the dark unknown histories lurking in "normal" America.
"The exhibition recognizes these unknown histories that we were willing to dig into and share, which coincides nicely with the 50th anniversary of the AACM," explains Curatorial Assistant Karsten Lund, who organized the show with lead curator Naomi Beckwith.
Other difficult challenges that teams had to deal with during this period included non-payment of rent or abandonment of housing accommodations, long delays in finding housing, having to develop intervention plans for users with complex profiles and largely unknown histories, repeatedly missed or cancelled appointments, refusal of treatment and having to serve a vast area.
Distinct from the "laboratory colonies" commonly used in mosquito genetic studies, however, some of which are decades old, with unknown histories of contamination and admixture, here we initiate multiple defined independent recent colonies from a local population that segregate stable inventories of alleles and consistent ancestral haplotype blocks per colony.
"The Queens map was a real revelation because it was an unknown history," Mr. Miller said.
Almost one million Soviet women participated in the war, and it's a largely unknown history.
This is an unknown history that has been silenced for too long.
But the banished Chinese Olympic swimmers of 1994, the slugger Mark McGwire quavering before Congress, serial scandals at the Tour de France — all that is ancient or unknown history.
This week the armory opened "The Park Avenue Armory: A Century of Culture, Competition and Ceremony," an exhibition that chronicles its largely unknown history.
A new prequel to "The Godfather" promises to explain the "unknown history" of how Vito Corleone rose to power in Depression-era New York.
