Sentence examples for were basically unknown from inspiring English sources

Now keep in mind, the trading vehicles mentioned above were basically unknown investments before they were introduced.

Until that point, Wallace and the other men in solitary confinement were basically "unknown to the world", says Rideau, the author of a memoir, In The Place of Justice.

"The female Homo erectus pelvic anatomy is basically unknown.

Still, he said, "what happened in Africa between six hundred thousand and four hundred thousand years ago is basically unknown".

"I am the C.E.O. of a new company that is basically unknown to U.S. media, analysts and investors," he added.

"There's a whole world of photography that is basically unknown to the world of cinematography," he said.

Our objective is to get name recognition, and we went from a company that was basically unknown in the United States, with 13percentt name recognition, to 91percentt".

Because the song is basically unknown to jazz audiences, he could pour his own style into it, trickling out his phrases, making them sound like vocal runs.

Two law-enforcement officials who were initially involved in the investigation said in recent interviews that the Newtown police had never been called to the Lanza home for any disturbances, and that before the shootings the family was basically unknown to the authorities.

Emissions during start-up, shutdown and transient operation are basically unknown and must be investigated in more detail.

This situation is worsening by a strong regularization procedure which effect on the PSD function is basically unknown.