Meanings of remain unrecognised in English

Happily, this house is beyond her reach, if she wishes-asshe manifestly does-toremain unrecognised.

It is one of the diagnostic features of Type II Diabetes, which can often remain unrecognised and untreated for a long time.

Companies who have stepped up but who remain unrecognised, or worse still under attack, are vulnerable to internal pressure to go backwards.

I, the isolated, desolate being I imagined myself; I, who believed so many years had passed, that I should remain unrecognised, unloved, forgotten.

Silently menacing, the chemical threat remains unrecognised.

The pages of the Muslim holy text had remained unrecognised in the university library for almost a century.

But for other teachers, however, industry would have been despised-thegreat law of toil would have remained unrecognised.

The communist state of Transnistria has its own currency, police, army and border guards, although remains unrecognised by sovereign nations.

Yet the greatest work of fiction ever presented to the Irish nation still remains unrecognised - the Dublin Bus timetable.

Somaliland declared independence from Somalia in 1991 and has enjoyed relative stability compared to the rest of Somalia but remains unrecognised internationally.