Sentence examples for means were unprecedented from inspiring English sources

The means were unprecedented.

These remarks were "unprecedented, which means he will run," Saeed Laylaz, a reformist close to the government of President Rouhani, told Tehran Bureau.

Reid said that blocking Hagel through procedural means would be unprecedented.

Those punishments were unprecedented.

The moves were unprecedented.

I mean, it's unprecedented and therefore unpredictable.

"They shut down the motorway, I mean that's unprecedented.

"President Trump's frequent, unfiltered use of his personal Twitter account as a means of official communication is unprecedented.

In many countries, if needs were to be truly met, the scale of potential government procurement would be unprecedented which means serious attention would need to be paid to strengthen local supply chains supporting assistive products availability, distribution and maintenance.

"The cuts being imposed by the Con/Dem Government on Bury Council are unprecedented and mean many front line services are at risk," he said on his blog.

"But the fact that it is in London and we are the host means that there is going to be unprecedented coverage".