Sentence examples for were generally unknown from inspiring English sources

The artists were generally unknown, Asian and East European orchestras predominated, and the sound was erratic.

Gershwin's Cuban Overture (1932), which he stated was inspired by "two hysterical weeks in Cuba where no sleep was had," employed rhumba rhythms and such percussion instruments as claves, maracas, bongo drums, and gourds, all of which were generally unknown at the time in the United States.

2) Medication prescriptions before the start of DIVE were generally unknown or assumed to be inaccurate.

Of particular importance, the wider context of national and international research review processes and the existence of national and internationally agreed research ethics principles were generally unknown.

Most of the included studies provided an indication of the range of manual techniques used for OMT, but the exact interventions performed for each patient were generally unknown.

The causes of death were generally unknown but three reported that their infant was born prematurely and one that their infant died of jaundice.

Because the exact location of the recurrent tumor within the prostate is generally unknown, the general practice of salvage therapies involves treatment of the entire prostate [ 73].

Their members are generally unknown.

The challenge for Mr. Meek is that he is generally unknown outside Miami.

The reason that emphysema develops in some smokers but not in others is generally unknown.

The course is generally unknown to contestants until the start of the rally.