Sentence examples for largely unprecedented from inspiring English sources

He took a massive risk going to trial in lieu of a plea deal, a largely unprecedented decision.

However, it's largely unprecedented in the UK, let alone in this corner of north-east London, and has come as rather a shock to some.

Last year, state lawmakers approved the governor's plan to expand the jurisdiction of the ethics commission to encompass the Legislature; the investigation of Mr. Silver's office represents a largely unprecedented incursion by the executive branch into his chamber.

His style of campaigning, with a skeletal staff mostly using the internet and national media, is largely unprecedented – and reportedly relying on the Republican party for what voter data it does use.

But remember that (for now) demand still exceeds supply and the anticipated volatility, most likely to manifest itself this year in unexpected ways at course level, still leaves the sector on balance with 90% of its historic business, a situation largely unprecedented in the commercial world.

The largely unprecedented nature of such projects raises infrastructure and logistical challenges.

Ultimately, she explained, she'd recommended, based largely on "unprecedented requests" from America's European allies and the Arab League, that the U.S. assist the Libyan rebels, and President Obama had made the call to carry this out, in a limited way.

Indeed, as the art market surges forward, thanks largely to unprecedented prosperity, the major auction houses and a gaggle of elite private "advisers" like Westreich are tripping over themselves to provide what they hope it takes to initiate prospective clients into what is often referred to as the world's second oldest profession.

Yet, largely thanks to unprecedented fan response, it became a phenomenon, spawning four spinoff shows (with The Next Generation arguably eclipsing the original in popularity), a cartoon series, countless books and comics, plus a dozen movies.

Just in time for flu season comes the discovery that a single protein may largely explain the unprecedented deadliness of the 1918 influenza epidemic.

Cycling in the UK is enjoying a huge rise in popularity and profile, thanks largely to the unprecedented success of British riders, and the bike's democratic and green credentials as a means of exercise and transport.