Sentence examples for get unprecedented from inspiring English sources

"We get unprecedented hands-on experience through the competition, which you can't get from any textbook," he said.

"But using the threat of 9/11 and Al Qaeda to get unprecedented environmental immunity is despicable".

Its controllers decided to try the previously unplanned landing to get unprecedented close-up images before the mission ended.

For Hitting Home, Ferguson and executive producers Ivan O'Mahoney and Nial Fulton set out to get unprecedented access to forensic doctors, specialised police officers, prisons, courts and even the "safe rooms" in courts where victims shelter from their abusers.

The reporter was able to get unprecedented one-on-one access to Manson, and to one of his few remaining followers (a much younger woman named Star who is a pretty fascinating character in her own right) for this late-in-life portrait of one of America's most notorious criminals — a man who has come to embody the dark undercurrents of the peace-and-love era.

By using Salido, Chowdhury said restaurants can get unprecedented insight into their operations and their customer base.

You've got unprecedented riches on your hands.

Everyone else, including the young, got unprecedented insecurity.

And then demand rebounded in the Far East and Europe, and we've got unprecedented prosperity in America.

The Department of Justice (DoJ) and the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) are getting unprecedented co-operation from their Swiss counterparts, with the nice distinction that the Swiss will help in cases of tax fraud but not tax evasion.

What is she going to talk about — how fat her bank account is?'" Journalists writing sympathetic books about Google are apparently getting "unprecedented" and "generous" access to the company.