Sentence examples for as highly unusual from inspiring English sources
That step was described as highly unusual.
Still, analysts see the HealthSouth situation as highly unusual.
Nonetheless, she does point to the agreement as highly unusual.
The London mayor said the attack -, described by the RSPCA as highly unusual, demonstrated the need for action.
But the use of such agreements is seen as highly unusual by experts outside Trump's White House.
Specialists in media law portrayed the ruling as highly unusual, saying it could set an important precedent.
The core of the central metabolism is organized as a highly unusual series of tightly embedded metabolic cycles that operate as an entity to achieve C1 assimilation during methylotrophic growth.
Blunt could release his CFIUS legislation as early as next week, a highly unusual move for a senior House leader with no seat on the committee with jurisdiction.
Corporations change their names from time to time (Andersen Consulting became Accenture, Philip Morris became Altria, Blackwater became Xe) but giving up a Web address as popular as msnbc.com is highly unusual.
On Monday, President Trump held what our reporter described as a "highly unusual" cabinet meeting in front of the media.
