Sentence examples for looks unprecedented from inspiring English sources

"In a country like this, where the infrastructure is not available in many areas, this looks unprecedented," said Wahaj us Siraj, the chief executive officer of Nayatel, a major Pakistani internet supplier.

TED?" In the New York Times article the Youngest Technocrati, UChicago economist Gary Becker was quoted saying, "This surge in youthful innovation and entrepreneurship looks unprecedented".

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Andrew Bailey, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), told MPs last week that "there are elements of this [attack] that look unprecedented", but did not elucidate.

In any case, France and Portugal barred the Bolivian President from their airspace, and — in what looks like unprecedented coercion of a sovereign leader — his jet was forced to land in neutral Austria, where it was (or was not) searched for Snowden.

Bailey told the Treasury select committee that "there are elements of this that look unprecedented and it is serious, clearly".

Andrew Bailey, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority, told MPs on the Treasury select committee that "there are elements of this that look unprecedented and it is serious, clearly".

We apply tests to ensure that the model represents observations accurately enough to look for unprecedented rainfall events.

Unleashed, always connected, able to look up unprecedented amounts of data with a swipe of a fingertip, we constantly swap reviews, advice, insights, and connections.

The article, "A Catalog of Change," looks at an unprecedented database designed for use by international agencies and government leaders, as well as scientists, to further research and understanding of current and future global climate change impacts.

The pieces are all falling into place: We're finding more and more planets outside of our own solar system, and soon the James Webb Telescope will give us unprecedented looks at these distant worlds.