Sentence examples for announced unprecedented from inspiring English sources

Brooks Brothers announced unprecedented sales at its flagship store this week, with up to seventy-five per cent off on suits.

Just before the lunar new year the government announced unprecedented one-off payments totalling 9.7 billion yuan to 74m people living close to the poverty line.

Among the measures announced in his speech were: Stevens announced unprecedented new measures to tackle poor performance in three areas – north Cumbria, Essex and north-west Devon.

By Michael Schulman March 5, 2009 Brooks Brothers announced unprecedented sales at its flagship store this week, with up to seventy-five per cent off on suits.

General Musharraf announced "unprecedented flexibility" in Pakistan's historical attitude toward Kashmir by saying that the United Nations resolutions calling for a plebiscite on its future "could be set aside in the interests of a realistic compromise".

A quarter-century ago, the N.C.A.A. announced unprecedented penalties for Southern Methodist University after it found that players had been paid from a slush fund, invoking the so-called death penalty by suspending the football program for the 1987 season.

As a part of that effort, my Administration is announcing unprecedented sanctions to deepen the financial isolation of the Assad regime and further disrupt its ability to finance a campaign of violence against the Syrian people.

Appearing side-by-side with Xi in Downing Street, the prime minister used a short press conference to brush aside concerns about working so closely with an undemocratic nation to announce unprecedented cooperation on sensitive issues of security.

Growing fears that the euro crisis will prompt a second British banking seizure have led George Osborne to announce unprecedented plans for the Treasury to supply a multibillion credit line direct to British firms, starting with small and medium-sized businesses.

On one of the most momentous days in British parliamentary history, the Speaker of the Commons, Michael Martin, resigned his office yesterday, and the prime ­minister desperately tried to defuse the constitutional crisis by announcing unprecedented plans to curb centuries of MPs' self-governance.

"On the eve of final submissions to the Airports Commission, Heathrow have been forced to announce unprecedented measures to tackle one of the huge environmental challenges of their expansion plans".