Sentence examples similar to idea without any precedent from inspiring English sources
The late start of the word "racism" has led some to think that the phenomenon itself must be relatively new; that it is, as Fredrickson summarizes the view, "a peculiar modern idea without much historical precedent".
A debate between a "presumptive" nominee of one party (Trump) and the second-place candidate in the other party (Sanders) is definitely an idea without precedent.
Marine biologist Benito Bermudez, CONANP's regional manager, told the AFP news agency the discovery was "exceptionally rare, without any precedent" to his knowledge.
Both wild cards and black swans are different from risks because their probability is difficult to assess, as singular events without any precedent.
Without any precedent or immediate risk when these texts were debated, the European treaties do not say a word about internal secessions.
So without any precedent or way to assign a "book value" to the currency, no one really knows what to think or do.
It's an idea not without precedent.
He intended to blow the footage up after filming to the industry standard of 35mm in order to save money, though Campbell noted that the idea was without precedent.
Senate historians were searching for any precedent.
