Examples of using Practically unknown in English and their translations into Greek
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Silver was practically unknown.
Practically unknown in the country.
Agriculture was practically unknown.
It is practically unknown outside these areas.
I think this island is practically unknown.
It is practically unknown outside its native country.
In the days of the Vedas it was practically unknown.
All this is practically unknown in Germany.
In the GDR unemployment was practically unknown.
SAIC is practically unknown of outside of China.
Before the depression struck,the Nazis were practically unknown.
Snowfall is practically unknown to the plains, but quite frequent in the mountains.
Before their cipher was broken,the Oculists were practically unknown.
Clark which states,“cancer was practically unknown until cowpox vaccination began to be introduced.
Before their cipher was broken,the Oculists were practically unknown.
Despite all of these treasures,Florina was practically unknown to the general public, mainly for historical reasons.
The Games popularised youth winter sports in a region where they had been practically unknown.
Coming from humble beginnings, it was practically unknown to the official dog scene until the early 20th century.
But even 30 years ago the breed of the Caucasian sheep-dog was practically unknown outside the USSR.
At the time cement was an innovative product, practically unknown in Greece, so the factory(that eventually became known as the“Titan”) was somewhat ahead of its time.
The reports were published in low-circulation scientific journals practically unknown to the public at large.
The Dogons were practically unknown in the West until the early 1930s, when a young French anthropologist, Marcel Griaule, embarked on a fifteen-year long research trip across West Africa.
Idromar International was founded in 1982 when water-makers for nautical use were practically unknown.
Tetrasociological ideas will be submitted here at length,since they are practically unknown outside an international circle of friends and colleagues.
However, even there the kind of public discussion that was carried on in the first century is practically unknown.
Originally the zodiac consisted only of ten constellations and, at some date practically unknown, the two constellations, Leo and Virgo, were one symbol.
The world would come to know of the bravery of Polish Jews who died in the Warsaw ghetto, however,the armed Jewish Greek resistance is practically unknown.
Written with clarity andinfectious enthusiasm that are rare in science writing, and practically unknown among those who dare to explain mathematics.
(30) In the West, on the other hand,Plato had been practically unknown since antiquity(despite the good intentions of Boethius in the sixth century and the pervasive Neo-Platonic thought reflected in Augustine).
The reports were published in low-circulation scientific journals practically unknown to the public at large.