Sentence examples for their unequalled from inspiring English sources
Having reached this stage for a record sixth time, the favourites extended their unequalled number of victories to four but only after hanging on in the final minutes as Biarritz mounted a spirited comeback.
Whether that is because of their unequalled wisdom, because the IT industry is full of males who are too caught up with technology to have met many women other than their mothers, or because of a misogynist streak that suspects women of a certain age to be diehard analogues is a moot point.Grandmothers, sisters, teenage daughters and other female kin also have their place.
Due to their unequalled efficacy, bridging application and wide indication range (for example, renal failure, pregnancy), glucocorticoids remain valuable therapeutic tools.
Displaying a pair of bingo-wing arms blights the whole package - and elbows are unequalled in their ability to reveal the genuine age of their owner.
Their conduct record is unequalled by any similar demographic anywhere in the world, as is their record of volunteerism for example teaching English in Okinawa schools.In addition to returning the Marine Corps to the Futenma base, America is returning to three additional bases and a major part of a fourth.
Although their buildings lack the virtuosity of Sullivan's or Root's, Holabird and Roche were unequalled in their perseverance in perpetuating the Chicago School.
Drill in the modern sense was introduced by the Greeks, who periodically practiced the maneuvers of the phalanx; the Spartans carried disciplined drill to an extreme unequalled by their contemporaries.
(Judge for yourself above….) In typically overblown fashion, Monster claims "their sonic performance is unequalled in any other headphone".
For all these reasons MCF are unequalled amongst eukaryotes in their ability to withstand extreme heat, desiccation and UV radiation.
At the same time the Republicans increased their majorities in both House and Senate a feat unequalled since FDR's re-election in 1936.
Steam power took over the role of horses in agriculture from the mid-19th century, but horses continued to be used in warfare for almost another 100 years, as their speed and agility over rough terrain remained unequalled.
