Sentence examples for change unusually from inspiring English sources
MARK SCOTT NAME CHANGE Unusually for a bank, Barclays has decided that it needs a little less capital.
When I was crossing a street in Greenwich Village, the crossing signal seemed to change unusually quickly.
The texture change, unusually rapid for a thermally activated process, is attributed to an abnormal increase of vacancy concentration.
Germany's love of consensus and its federal system both make changes unusually hard to deliver.
The results are reproducible and clearly show that the wettability of diamond changes unusually with temperature.
Osmium's 0 300 K bulk modulus change is unusually small: about 1%.
As far as the epigenetic path is concerned, it is now known that there are inheritable phenotypic changes without underlying genetic variations [ 48, 49], and that sometimes those changes are unusually rapid [ 49].
At the U.N. summit meeting in New York last month, world leaders gave the recommended changes an unusually strong endorsement.
But their luck changed again: unusually heavy rainstorms linked to the El Niño weather phenomenon ruined the strawberry crops for two consecutive seasons, "and everything went to shit.
The four male performers in Lucy Guerin's Untrained have to be changed at unusually regular intervals: the work's premise is to put two entirely novice dancers onstage with two professionals.
Nonetheless it should be noted that all the studies recorded changes, and unusually some subjects show raised metabolite levels (NAA, choline, glutamate).
