Sentence examples for less than unprecedented from inspiring English sources
Next month, world leaders will descend on London for a global summit aiming for nothing less than "unprecedented political commitment and resources" to expand access to family planning services and supplies in developing countries.
Among the disappointed were also the Christian Democrats, the centre-left D66 and the far-left Socialist Party, which until less than a month ago enjoyed unprecedented popularity.
"The ability to build a company that gets to $1 billion in revenues in less than two years is unprecedented".
The high transmission makes it possible to measure complete resonant XES "maps" in less than an hour, giving unprecedented detailed insight into the electronic structure of the investigated sample.
For starters, the way Curiosity will lower itself to the surface of Mars in less than 20 days is unprecedented.
In a political sense, the president and the Democratic Party will have succeeded in authoring and passing a bill that would boil down to nothing less than a massive, almost unprecedented subsidy to the private health insurance oligarchy.
But could they have predicted this unprecedented spike less than halfway through the Earth's life - these human-induced alterations occupying, overall, less than a millionth of the elapsed lifetime and seemingly occurring with runaway speed?
It's a question of keeping a balance between returning to normal and not having a cavalier attitude, after experiencing an unprecedented tragedy less than an hour from the school district".
Wimbledon begins Monday on the well-tended lawns of the All England Club, and after business as usual concludes there on July 8, most of the world's best players will return for a rare, if not quite unprecedented, encore less than three weeks later when the Summer Olympic tournament is played in the same spot.
Wednesday's bomb attack on a military convoy in Ankara was the fifth on Turkish soil in less than a year, bringing an unprecedented level of conflict to a country that, once upon a time, stood out for its relative tranquillity compared to its politically tumultuous neighbours.
