Sentence examples for remained unusual from inspiring English sources

Matthew Todd, the editor of Attitude, said footballers remained unusual in that most seemed afraid about being featured in a gay magazine.

Cremation remained unusual and very expensive; the cost of a cremation at Woking was £6, not including transport and funeral costs, more than twice the £2 10s cost of a first class burial at Brookwood.

However, such welcome efforts remain unusual.

Wozniak and Paker, though, remain unusual talents to watch and their finest lines lodge in the mind like a favourite bedtime story.

While residential mixed-use development is common in the Bay Area and on the East Coast, hybrid projects remain unusual in Los Angeles and untested in Hollywood.

The terms they received on their loan modification are rarely offered to troubled borrowers today, and so their journey — and their escape from the possible consequences of a foreclosure — remain unusual.

PII applications remain unusual but the authorities have in the past been successful in obtaining exceptions, which are often also authorised by a minister, for cases such as protecting a police or intelligence service informant.

Then the concept ran into Utah's famously strict liquor laws, which remain unusual even after they were relaxed in 2009 to bring the state more into line with the rest of the nation.

Mr. Brubeck's influence has been widespread for at least 50 years, since the release of "Time Out," the groundbreaking album that reveled in what were — and, to an extent, remain — unusual meters for jazz.

We have recently extended our special programs for primary dealers beyond the end of the year, based on our assessment that financial conditions remain unusual and exigent.

Second: it is (and may remain) unusual to find researchers, much less clinicians, who are adept at both programming and biomedicine.