Sentence examples for much precedent from inspiring English sources

For one thing, there's not much precedent.

Obviously there's not much precedent for jumping out this early, so it's ripe for critique".

Nor, despite her being at a women's college, was there necessarily much precedent.

There is not much precedent in Afghanistan for this heart-wrenching sacrifice.

"There isn't much precedent for demanding to dispatch peacekeepers at the point of a gun," one administration official said.

Very few bone researchers have used RNA sequencing, says Kelly, which means there isn't much precedent for how to explain the results.

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The next major case, Sega vs. Accolade, created a much stronger precedent because there were no fraud issues involved.

Some astronomers, however, are leading the way toward a future that has much less precedent in a pre-internet world.

"Detroit is a huge and prominent American city, so anything that happens with Detroit will set a much bigger precedent," said Matt Fabian, a managing director at Municipal Market Advisors.