Sentence examples for unrecognized faces from inspiring English sources

But the replacement referees are now officiating games that matter, and it has been striking to see unrecognized faces on the screen, and surprising to realize how familiar the faces of the referees had become.

If, however, KLIK can't figure out who someone is, tap "Tag Me" on the unrecognized faces in the saved photos to ID them.

But drowsy driving, which the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety calls "one of the most significant, unrecognized traffic safety problems," faces tougher legal hurdles.

In the meantime, those people whose faces go unrecognized, or who, like my friend with the sparklers, are the objects of distorted memories, must practice forbearance.

If the developer or trust company fails and cannot repay the loan, analysts say the banks could face huge, unrecognized risks.

And Roger Bilham, a seismologist at the University of Colorado, was quoted last week saying that the planet's booming population faced an "unrecognized weapon of mass destruction: houses".

Roger Bilham, a seismologist at the University of Colorado who has spent decades studying major earthquakes around the world, including the recent quake in Haiti, said that the planet's growing, urbanizing population, projected to swell by two billion more people by midcentury and to require one billion dwellings, faced "an unrecognized weapon of mass destruction: houses".

Although conservative confidence sets may be useful in face of unrecognized biases (the models of molecular evolution are inevitably too simple), it is hard to investigate the effects of biased estimates on the performance of various methods.

In such a moment, faced with something unrecognized in one's own inner life, questions can arise.

"The long-term health and well-being of students experiencing homelessness are in danger, yet until now the unique needs and risks these students face have gone unrecognized," the authors of the report noted.

Many countries, including Mexico, are facing a largely unrecognized epidemic of low-level lead poisoning.