Sentence examples for lacks precedent from inspiring English sources

The magnitude of the crisis is not knowable because it lacks precedent.

The company's decision to ask the Supreme Court to hear its appeal against the High Court's CJEU referral lacks precedent in Ireland — so the company is challenging local case law.

The only remaining explanation – that Math5 encodes a nuclear self-splicing mRNA – lacks precedent [34].

However, for the methylation of aromatic rings, hydrogen abstraction from an sp carbon lacks precedent in enzymology.

Other cases lacked precedent.

Tucker found that because arbitrations lack precedent, they are reliant on the supply and demand of ideas.

Lacking precedent, we learned as we went along, yet practice was uncertain as the boards were not standardized.

Podemos – Spanish for "we can" – is a party less than two years old, but a combination of discontent and optimism means the party and its allies could win dozens of seats in the Spanish parliament, a political ascent lacking precedent in postwar western Europe.

Lacking precedent, the size of this demanding study was small.

In keeping with the many aspects of this study, which lack precedent, this study asks many more questions than it answers.

Patients' comorbidities will be considered, for example, where liver function is compromised, and the age of the patient may also be a factor, such as in women of childbearing potential for whom new oral therapies may be contraindicated or lacking precedent for safe use.