Sentence examples for believed unprecedented from inspiring English sources

Five in federal races was, he believed, unprecedented, although it is impossible to be sure as reliable national records are scarce.

The league and network executives believed unprecedented interest in the tumultuous presidential campaign was pulling viewers away and were hopeful of a bounce back when it concluded.

The incident that gained Martinez a suspension that the players association believes is unprecedented occurred in a game between Boston and Cleveland.

The railroad's plans include a train from New York to California, which it believes is unprecedented, and expanded service to Toronto.

Railroad officials say the railroad plans to announce on Tuesday that it will run a train from New York to California, which it believes is unprecedented.

Our joint venture received government approval within a month, which I believe is unprecedented in China, although this was with much support from the Tianjin government, who welcomes foreign investment," Mr. Duckworth said.

He believes the unprecedented speed of the decline in Japan's working-age population has made the slowdown worse, and having fewer young workers may be affecting Japan's ability to innovate.Argentina of the eastMr Matsutani is not the only bear about Japan's future growth rate.

There's just one thing that should give Democrats pause — but it's a big one: the fight for the nomination has divided the party along class and race lines in a way that I believe is unprecedented, at least in modern times.

I believe the unprecedented high real-interest rates in the emerging world are a recipe for a total economic breakdown.

Regardless of the final outcome, the bottom line impact the device will have on the market was summed up in Munster's bullish note: "we believe the unprecedented ramp of the iPad over the past year is evidence that the tablet market will be measurably larger than the PC market," he said.

The conditions are ripe, I believe, for unprecedented levels of racial conflict and racial turmoil.