uncharted territory造句

1、But right now, we're in uncharted territory.

2、Still, the latest election was uncharted territory.

3、on says, "We're in uncharted territory.

4、The utility was entering new and uncharted territory.

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6、China, just like everyone else, is in uncharted territory.

7、We are entering into uncharted territory now, in terms of the amount of carbon dioxide.

8、“This is uncharted territory, ” said Levine during an interview from his New York office.

9、EU enlargement was always something of an experiment: it may be poised to enter uncharted territory.

10、An ant was busily exploring the uncharted territory of Paul's suntanned wrist.

11、All this only reinforces the fact that overcoming the first global financial crisis is uncharted territory.

12、He told me he would write the prescription, and then warned me that we would be in uncharted territory.

13、There are few things more exhilarating than exploring uncharted territory, whether it's in another country or in your own city.

14、In general, determining how to deal efficiently with dynamic data is largely uncharted territory. The challenges include.

15、Short-term interest rates have been slashed, with several big central banks in the uncharted territory of "quantitative easing".

16、Indeed, deciding whether these firms and their sky-high fees are justified is difficult because the bankruptcy trade is in uncharted territory.

17、If this happens—and Facebook stresses that it has not yet decided whether to go ahead—it would be a venture into uncharted territory.

18、Google's home turf of search is uncharted territory for Facebook, but, just as importantly, the social terrain has already proven a minefield for Google.

19、From a designer's point of view, there is a lot of uncharted territory, which is always an interesting situation to be in.

20、And while Esa insisted that team spirit remained high during an earlier, 105-day simulation, the length of the mission means that the cosmonauts will be metaphorically flying into uncharted territory.

21、Ms Aggarwal said many were in uncharted territory “given a lack of data on apparel inflation for nearly two decades and a lack of data on how consumers respond to a rise in prices”.