Sentence examples for all precedents from inspiring English sources
But just as the speed and scale of China's rise as an economic power have no clear parallel in history, so its pollution problem has shattered all precedents.
The defence argued that in all precedents there had been a pregnancy resulting, and that without one the plaintiffs could not claim damages.
It was also difficult to acquire all precedents, and compromises (where cases were settled out of court) were not included in analysis.
All the precedents are very poor.
All those precedents notwithstanding, Professor Glaude's jeremiad brought on the predicted firestorm.
"I studied American law, with all these precedents — and I loved that, finding your way into a system.
If that is so, all the precedents suggest that while its government may get richer, its people are likely to grow even poorer.
Or at this point, couldn't we just program a computer with all the precedents to tell us the answer?
Of all the precedents for Donald Trump, perhaps the most instructive is the most recent, that would be that other celebrity-politician, movie star and hormone mutant, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
"Something that was at odds with all precedent that had been set for seven years.
