Sentence examples for merely unprecedented from inspiring English sources

It wasn't, it turns out, merely "unprecedented naivete," as Forbes snidely remarked before the ink on the deal was dry.

The trade deficit has reached 4percentt of G.D.P. -- not merely unprecedented in recent times but a point at which it has almost always become unsustainable in other nations.

Macartney found d'Estaing's proposed articles "not merely unprecedented and humiliating, but so ensnaring and uncertain in their nature, extent, and aim that they might at any time supply a pretext for taking away the lives, together with the fortunes, of the capitulants".

Hinton was merely 16 when she wrote this book and instantly its sales went through the roof; especially amongst teenagers the scale of its popularity was just unprecedented.

That was just unprecedented.

"This is just unprecedented.

It's one of those "extreme energy" forms so difficult to produce that merely accessing them poses unprecedented dangers to the planet.

But ours presents unprecedented risks.

He added that the government was "euphomistically calling the unprecedented break up proposal merely a reorganization".

The media often contextualize Trump's comments by merely pointing out that they are "unprecedented" or that they "shock experts," but this practice, rooted in otherwise admirable professional norms, so understates matters that it misleads the public.

Our modern encyclopedist Borges can create new meanings and dizzying perspectives merely by juxtaposing citations drawn from an unprecedented breadth of eras and regions.