Sentence examples similar to atypical- from inspiring English sources

I had scarcely met Stephen, and then one Saturday I met some old friends for coffee and they were saying, 'Gosh it's terrible about Stephen, isn't it?' They told me that he had been in St Bartholomew's hospital in London having horrible tests and then had been diagnosed with an atypical form of a rare disease – motor neurone disease.

What is now becoming clearer, however, is that it is succeeding in atypical Labour areas which have experienced relatively low spending cuts".

Comedy group The Lonely Island, helmed by Saturday Night Live's Andy Samberg, teamed up with Justin Timberlake for this atypical Mother's Day present.

There's often a fine line between the alarmism of the Daily Mail (I daren't read the Express) over atypical migrants who want to keep their Belgravia house (I'm not making up that one) or of Migration Watch and the complacency about numbers and absorbability which ministers sometimes display.

Conventional cardiac therapies work for cancer survivors as well as the general population, even though the need comes earlier in life or for otherwise atypical sufferers.

Easy financing conditions for German banks, firms and households were coming to an end.Some may still want to call that an (atypical) balance-sheet recession, but there were "structural" problems, too: rigid labour markets, Germany's overvaluation within the euro and deindustrialisation pressures in the world's most industrialised country.

Whatever you may think about Mr Obama's atypical family, they were certainly not "nobodies".Joel Heinen MiamiSIR – I would like to congratulate Mr Obama on his brilliant victory.

To a lesser extent, homosexuals tend to have gender-atypical careers, hobbies and other interests.Personality tests also show differences, with gay men ranking higher than straight men in standardised tests for agreeableness, expressiveness, conscientiousness, openness to experience and neuroticism.

It restricted surgical interventions on children born with atypical genitals.

The result, in the case of SARS, was that WHO did not know about the outbreak of atypical pneumonia that began the epidemic until the Chinese government confirmed it in February.

Many are what labour-market economists call "atypical employment", the kind that is often better suited to service industries: part-time, temporary, involving irregular or unusual hours, or done on a contract basis.