Sentence examples for anomalous to from inspiring English sources
"anomalous to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means something that is abnormal or incongruous in relation to something else. Example: It was anomalous to see such a well-dressed businessman begging for change on the street corner.
The deal that Paramount and Warner Bros negotiated was anomalous to say the least.
Which is hardly anomalous to our parliament, with 92 hereditary peers.
Even one defection seemed anomalous to a Westerner, and the Afghans' acceptance of such things was puzzling.
If it all feels too anomalous to seal its case against today's big legal and corporate predators, it never lacks for diverting turns and quirks.
It is potentially anomalous to argue that a former World Player of the Year was underrated, yet even at his peak Rivaldo often played under a cloud.
Meanwhile, Mr Khatami reassured Kofi Annan, the UN secretary-general, that terrorism was a "shared problem .The back-slapping was too anomalous to last.
Scientists are normally reluctant to attribute anomalous weather to climate change because climate is typically defined as a regional average pattern of weather witnessed over a period of 30 or more years.
More than $500 million of AOL's advertising, marketing and other revenue between June 2000 and July 2001 derived from anomalous soon-to-expire deals.
The anomalous signal-to-noise (reported by SHELXC as d"/σ) dropped below 1.5 at 2.3 Å, therefore the maximal resolution for SHELXD to identify anomalous sites was limited to 2.4 Å.
A few nestlings failed to match attendant males at one locus, so we re-typed at the anomalous locus to prevent typing error.
Apparently, this is anomalous, according to course director Dr Andy Tucker.
