Sentence examples for can unusually from inspiring English sources
Compared to other known Nosema parasites, N. bombycis can unusually parasitize a broad range of hosts.
But for Gov. David A. Paterson, the distinction between the truth and an untruth can get unusually murky.
The infection can cause unusually severe problems, including abscesses and skin ulcers.
Feldman favored ultrasoft and unchanging dynamics, meaning that any extraneous noises can sound unusually intrusive during performances of his works.
In part because of the university's particular role, our email is important and can be unusually sensitive to a variety of threats.
Candidates who can demonstrate unusually strong preparation in the history of English literature may undertake a 40 to 60 page master's thesis.
COMMERCIALLY reared chickens can be unusually aggressive, and are often kept in darkened sheds to prevent them pecking at each other.
But proving that someone challenged the system by bribing or intimidating a witness, or even killing one, can be unusually difficult.
But if you can deliver unusually good economics, the production values are going to go up quite a bit, and so is the ambition behind the storytelling.
Also, in an area of thunderstorms, high-altitude temperatures can be unusually warm and the air thin, which experts say means reduced thrust and speed.
