Sentence examples for still unprecedented from inspiring English sources

The government maintains its majority in Parliament, but the political realignment is still unprecedented here.

Recent high temperatures are still unprecedented in 1500 years, he reports.

During that time the private dukedoms of Ukrainian potentates, such as the families of Kalinowski, Daniłowicz and Wiśniowiecki, rapidly expanded and the folwark-serfdom economy, only then (much later than in other parts of the Polish Crown) being introduced in Ukraine, caused still unprecedented levels of exploitation.

If in reality the figure is at the low end of that range, climate change in the 21st century would still be unprecedented in human history, if not necessarily catastrophic.

There are still some unprecedented technical challenges to reproduce the migration of tight sandstone gas in micro/nano-pores for studies on percolation mechanisms.

But it was still an unprecedented display of transparency for a trial in China, and therefore drew massive attention from the Chinese public.

While the company justified their decision by saying that this type of shared loss is similar to what would happen if the company had to go through a bankruptcy liquidation, it's still pretty unprecedented for an established financial institution to share losses amongst customers, especially when only one "currency" was comprised.

Still, an unprecedented new study reports that Americans continue to have a negative image of Mexico, largely because of the drug violence in that country.

One would think that we would learn a thing or two from The Great Recession and two costly wars, but we still face unprecedented dilemmas.

This was done to cleanse out any traces of a return to Guatemala's still uniquely unprecedented "years of spring in a land of eternal tyranny," which Guatemalan poet Cardoza y Aragón named the 1944-1954 periof of liberal (nonsocialist) economic and political reforms under two democratically elected governments, snuffed out by an Eisenhower-authorized military coup.

"Our dolphins and turtles are still dying at unprecedented rates.