Sentence examples for because of unprecedented from inspiring English sources

Moniz said compliance could be assured because of "unprecedented access and transparency" for inspectors.

That could add confusion and stretch out lines that are already expected to be long because of unprecedented turnout.

The fact is, BC's crime rate is dropping dramatically and is at its lowest point in 30 years because of unprecedented investment in policing.

The leadership has been able to ease some of the pain because of unprecedented income from the sale of crude oil.

The National Conference of State Legislatures reported Wednesday that states had to fill a cumulative budget gap of $145 billion this year because of unprecedented revenue declines.

Orexigen Therapeutics, the maker of a weight-loss drug once seen as a potential blockbuster, said it was scrapping its bid for approval in the United States because of "unprecedented" demands by regulators on safety trials.

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.

"It is imperative this changes because, at a time of unprecedented austerity, ultimately the taxpayer foots the bill.

Last week a GP wrote that more extreme forms of medical rationing are already taking hold, partly because of the unprecedented real-terms cuts in spending.

Mechanization was the key to the German blitzkrieg, or "lightning war," so named because of the unprecedented speed and mobility that were its salient characteristics.

4) Local television stations reaped a windfall in advertising dollars because of the unprecedented spending unleashed by the Citizens United court decision.