Sentence examples for because of its unprecedented from inspiring English sources

Stonehenge, because of its unprecedented size – and more importantly, weight – has attracted hyperbole the way magnets do iron filings: the place positively bristles with explanations and always has.

For example, because of its unprecedented scale, World War I can be said to have dramatically changed the grand strategy of every country involved.

But Alan Bradbury, of the Red Cross in Delhi, called this tsunami one of the worst natural disasters ever not just because of the terrible toll in human death, but also because of its unprecedented geographical scope and the number of people affected.

It was so open that, halfway through the synod, an interim report on the discussion between the 190 cardinals, bishops and others was described as a "pastoral earthquake" because of its unprecedented language of welcome and appreciation for gay people, as well as remarried Catholics and cohabiting couples.

"In many ways," Mr. Schatz writes in "Boom and Bust," his authoritative chronicle of American cinema in the 1940's, "World War II was the best of times for the movie industry not because of its unprecedented economic prosperity, but because of its social and cinematic achievements".

Dancers and actors are hurt doing Broadway shows all the time, he said, but those injuries rarely receive the sort of media attention that "Spider-Man" has been drawing because of its unprecedented aerial sequences, its $65-million 65-milliond the involvement of talents like U2's budgetnd the Edge (the composers) and Ms. themor, a Tony Award-winvolvementctof for "talentsn King".

At the last count, 921 English fans had been arrested during Euro 2000 (many of them for trivial offences), of whom 464 were deported back to England.The English team's failure on the pitch at least spared it the humiliation of being expelled from the tournament because of its fans' misbehaviour an unprecedented sanction which UEFA, European football's governing body, had threatened.

In a statement on Thursday, the E.P.A. said, "Because of its use in unprecedented volumes and because much is unknown about the underwater use of dispersants, E.P.A. wants to ensure BP is using the least toxic product authorized for use".

LNCS commenced publication in 1973 and quite rapidly attracted attention, not at least because of its thus far unprecedented publication turnaround times.

A Home Office official has acknowledged that the stacked files contain applications for passports or renewals, and that they are being stored in a converted room because of an unprecedented demand for documentation.

Because of its logistical enormity, the unprecedented scope of its destruction, its conceptual status as total, and the way it affected everyday life through aerial bombing, blackouts, rationing, and the demands of total mobilization, World War II created new, critical opportunities for cinematic representation.