Sentences with phrase «unchartered waters of»

Each of the artists exhibited has a history of working in virtual reality, apps and multimedia, but for this exhibition, they had a chance to experiment in the relatively unchartered waters of virtually made art.

This small group of parents met irregularly to share ideas, discuss policy, and navigate the unchartered waters of charter schools together.

«Many of us are recognizing that we are collectively moving through unchartered waters of awakening.

As a coach who has been working with separated parents for 20 + years, I believe the unchartered waters of coparenting (like many things) aren't so black and white.

However, there are some guidelines that DGLM is bringing to this unchartered water of literary representation.

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And because of the dynamism of the industry, the innovation and the vast number of players in that space... to some extent, we are in unchartered waters,» Neil Atkinson, head of the oil industry and markets division at the IEA, told CNBC on Friday.

I liked the idea of adding just a splash of cream, and I had a brand new herb garden waiting to be plucked for cooking, so I headed on into the unchartered waters and began.

«But his solution is so outrageous that he's going to put our state into unchartered waters because of a few irresponsible and reckless senators on the other side of the aisle... I think it's political opportunism and it's dangerous.»

Or, perhaps the challenge and mystery of swimming in unchartered waters builds up even more anticipation.

This is why experts advise people looking to get into an interracial relationship to perform a fair deal of research prior to jumping into unchartered waters.

So now, thanks to you and others, the fear of entering unchartered waters is losing it's salt.

Legal experts predict rumoured designation of Prince Charles as regent would send Canada into «unchartered constitutional waters»,

A high percentage of new parents find themselves in stressful unchartered waters when making the transition from «just the two of us» to «and baby makes three.»