Sentence examples for fairly unprecedented from inspiring English sources

"It seems fairly unprecedented.

TV Guide calls it a "fairly unprecedented move for an established hour drama".

"This would be fairly unprecedented, at least in the last decade," for the Revolutionary Guards, he said, "even for the Islamic republic".

We don't see much of her in the first film, but Gwendoline Christie's towering and menacing Stormtrooper chief is a fairly unprecedented character.

But it's fairly unprecedented for a pitcher to make major adjustments at this stage of his career, especially one who has experienced quite a bit of success.

Both Vox and The Fermata proved best-sellers, a fairly unprecedented phenomenon for an essentially literary novelist who was by now the subject of profiles in GQ.

These figures are fairly poor historically but not unprecedented.

That unprecedented volatility has a fairly clear explanation: Though most Republican voters have long perceived Mitt Romney as their most viable general election candidate, a significant share of conservative Republicans have been searching for a more conservative alternative.

The establishment of a fairly precise orthodoxy led to a perhaps unprecedented recourse to creeds.

If true, this is unprecedented in the modern presidency: Ronald Regan was fairly unilateral in creating his 1981 executive actions, but even he cleared his drafts with the OMB.

During the early days of Trump's administration, the generals were believed to have formed a fairly consistent check on Trump's erratic and at times, unprecedented, behavior, especially in the field of foreign policy.