Sentence examples for basically unprecedented from inspiring English sources

"This is basically unprecedented," said Mario Pianta, a professor of economics at the University of Urbino and an opponent of Mr. Berlusconi's economic policies.

As near as I can tell, this is basically unprecedented.

It's unclear who is asking the judge to seal all the documents, but that number is basically unprecedented.

Gorsuch's nomination is contentious, from the perspective of his opponents, because of his positions and age, and because when Obama nominated Merrick Garland with nearly one year remaining in Obama's term, the Republican Senate leadership took the basically unprecedented step of failing to give him a hearing.

The president joined in this week at a fund-raising dinner for his wife, listing various issues and saying, "She basically had an unprecedented level of activity in her present position over the last eight years".

It basically grants an unprecedented amount of power to Immigration Minister Scott Morrison.

"After what basically has amounted to unprecedented lobbying, I think that Microsoft's standard is going to get the necessary amount of support," said Pieter Hintjens, president of Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure, a Brussels group that led the opposition.

Basically just one word, in fact: "unprecedented".

Iran also agreed to grant unprecedented access to UN inspectors – basically in perpetuity, but with heightened scrutiny on elements of its nuclear operations for 25 years.

When we talk about public workers, that's pretty much who we're talking about: When we look at the unprecedented public austerity in this recession, we're basically looking at cutbacks on education and public protection.

Amazon is basically eating that world, complementing its digital dominance by building an unprecedented brick-and-mortar footprint through its pending Whole Foods acquisition.