Sentence examples similar to when unquantified from inspiring English sources

There is an awful lot unquantified, maybe unquantifiable, in what Kristof calls "the human cost," of the war, including the things that soldier might have done.

Because space is expensive, it's dangerous and it has unquantified risks.

An even more significant – but so far unquantified – threat is the widespread use of pesticides.

And that's not including the unquantified contribution of on-demand sales of digital comics to phones and tablets.

The council has also warned it could face "significant but as yet unquantified additional costs" from an unplanned exit.

However, the manufacturing process and therefore potential high-volume production price of redox flow batteries is largely unquantified.

Here, through a holistic analysis of a courtship display, we uncovered previously unquantified synchronization between visual and acoustic display components in hummingbird dives.

It is even preparing to address the as yet unquantified missing of the Syrian conflict – and the 10,000 missing children from the migration crisis in Europe.

Consider instead another problem: the operation of an opaque, unquantified "shadow" market in which housing developers take legal options to buy land at a subsequent date.

But most state police departments don't list freezing rain as a cause or identify the kind of ice involved, so the danger of black ice goes unquantified.

These results show the large extent and rapid expansion of previously unquantified soft-edges throughout the Amazon and highlight the need for greater research into their ecological impacts.