Sentence examples for meet unusually from inspiring English sources

Lawyers say RICO cases have to meet unusually high statutory standards and such cases face a four-year statute of limitations.

While allowing that the complaint may apply to other forms of EC, Neta claims that, on his version, the skeptic "is not making the uninteresting claim that we do not meet unusually stringent standards of knowledge.

Monsoon rain has deluged about one-third of Thai provinces over the past three months, causing some of the worst flooding in half a century and threatening to submerge the capital as the huge runoff meets unusually high tides.

"At 8 05," he recalled, "Mrs. Saban walked in and said, 'Let's go see Nick.' " Some 250 hours of labor later, crammed between classes and studying to meet an unusually tight deadline, he had produced a three-foot mold, known as a mockette, done with the constant consultation of Terry Saban.

"If a fund has to dispose of underlying assets in order to meet an unusually high volume of redemption requests, the manager must ensure these disposals are carried out in a way that does not disadvantage investors who remain in the fund or are newly investing in it," the regulator added.

Meet the unusually aggressive mosquitoes carrying Zika.

Ironically, he met with unusually heavy ice conditions and got only as far as Etah on the coast of Smith Sound.

Mr. Smith's penchant for the oblique continues: Dolly Parton meets Lord Byron, unusually bloodthirsty soccer players and bizarre juxtapositions between mortagages and patriotism.

Defoe's audacious attempt to lob Cech failed to come off – but only just – while the former England striker shot fractionally wide after meeting an unusually high-calibre Cattermole pass.

But her remarks about beards were met with an unusually violent reaction.

We first meet him as he wakes, unusually early in the morning, in a state of euphoria.