Sentence examples for work is largely unknown from inspiring English sources

But how these terrifying viruses work is largely unknown.

A Haystack in the Evening Sun had not previously been authenticated because the work is largely unknown and the artist's signature is covered by paint.

The location, hours, and nature of this work is largely unknown, as are details about additional obligations that could compete with time available to seek vaccination.

Things turn atmospheric in the third space at Metro, where various examples of '60s-era Light and Space art include the glass boxes of Larry Bell, a wedge of cast polyester by Mr. Alexander, an odd canvas-on-canvas collage by Joe Goode and cast-resin reliefs and sculptures in shades of blue by Helen Pashgian, whose work was largely unknown until recently.

An American tour, organized by MAPP International Productions, has, as the curator Cathy Zimmerman points out, brought artists to the United States whose works are largely unknown here.

While most of his works are largely unknown, a select few of his poems remain popular and are published frequently in anthologies.

The Clark exhibition's curators, Richard Kendall and James A. Ganz, have done a superb job ferreting out a body of graphic work that is largely unknown.

Yet while its work is ubiquitous, the firm's name is largely unknown.

Specific aspects of the role of the ClpT proteins in the assembly and modulation of the ClpPR proteolytic core is largely unknown, though previous work has shed some light into the problem.

In the short germ band arthropods considered in this work, the detailed organization of the SAZ is largely unknown and therefore it is not known if there is a separate segment founder cell zone and putative signalling centre that differentially express Wnt genes.

Yet she is largely unknown if you don't get to see the work of the Wooster Group (Valk was a founding member, in 1979*), or Richard Foreman, or Richard Maxwell.