Sentence examples for indeed unprecedented from inspiring English sources

The advances achieved in computing and telecommunications in the West offer enormous, indeed unprecedented, scope for raising living standards in the third world (see our survey).

The question now — and it is indeed unprecedented — is whether a federal mandate that everyone must buy a product is "proper".

Not surprisingly, this remarkable, indeed unprecedented turnabout has led to a kind of "end of history" mentality in both the three Baltic countries and among their friends abroad.

The U.S. sought to frame this as an isolated incident, and it was indeed unprecedented — but unprecedented events have a way of becoming precedents.

"This level of immunity for presidential decrees is indeed unprecedented, but it is necessary and it is controlled by a time frame" that ends with the election of a new parliament, said Gehad el-Haddad, a senior Muslim Brotherhood adviser.

What is remarkable and indeed unprecedented about the epic Panama Papers project, however, is the year-long, discreet and embargoed investigative collaboration between 370 journalists and their respective news organisations throughout the world.

Enda Kenny's attack on the Vatican over its handling of yet another clerical child sex abuse scandal in Ireland was indeed truly "unprecedented".

"What would indeed be unprecedented here would be dismissing this indictment on speedy-trial grounds," Mr. Farbiarz argued at one point.

Let's say that the naysayers are correct and there is indeed an unprecedented number of over confident young people in the workplace.

General Jones said, "Indeed, the unprecedented level of international consensus and unity on Iran with regard to its nuclear program demonstrates that Tehran must meet its responsibilities or face stronger sanctions and perhaps even deeper isolation".

It is indeed an unprecedented development in the history of the world.