uncharted造句

We are all in uncharted water here.

O. Wilson says, "We're in uncharted territory.

These are uncharted waters, quite without precedent in peacetime.

"So really we're in uncharted territory," she said.

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

I've heard many people say, and I agree, that we are in uncharted territory.

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

Never once are the laws of physics violated, yet life emerges into uncharted territory.

Airplanes occasionally crash into water but rarely in mid-ocean, where the uncharted bottom is dark and can be treacherous even for unmanned diving equipment.

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.

However schema theory also suggests that these maps have uncharted areas, leaving people with certain blind spots in their self-knowledge.

He describes the constant checking of visitors, clicks, mentions as "insecurity work" that we are doing to assure ourselves that we are doing OK, rather than moving forward into uncharted territories.

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.

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”.