Sentence examples for historically unusual from inspiring English sources
This is historically unusual, and it's confusing, too.
Unusual Elements This midterm campaign involves several historically unusual elements.
This historically unusual rate of population aging is expected to reduce employment per capita.
That type of charge towards polarization is historically unusual over data that stretches back 130 years.
The Obama administration has enthusiastically embraced the C.I.A.'s drone program, an ambitious and historically unusual war campaign by American spies.
That's historically unusual, if not unprecedented.
As Mr. Surowiecki summed it up in his book: "It has historically been unusual for change to bubble up from below on its own.
The government already does a bit of this.Labour, for its part, has historically been unusual among Europe's centre-left parties in having a strong defence tradition of its own.
"This is the fallout from a very unusual, historically unprecedented type of financial crisis.
In 21st-century Britain, more often than not the worst doesn't happen, and it is this privileged reality (geographically unusual; historically practically unique) that interests her.
It was the type of upheaval that is not unusual, historically, for a new democracy, but one that caused many to fear that the country was racing toward the edge of a cliff.
