Sentence examples for though unheard from inspiring English sources

This odd situation — common in America in recent years, when we have had divided government, though unheard of in most other democratic systems — means that success for Obama very much depends on finding creative ways to force Republican leaders to let the will of Congress express itself absent these parliamentary choke points.

In quieter times, coordination is rarer--though not unheard of; the Louvre and Plaza accords are examples.

It is rare, though not unheard of, to have an earthquake followed by a larger aftershock.

Though not unheard of in rich countries, these days it is a more serious problem in emerging countries, where supervisors are less rigorous about rooting it out.

According to those same reports, it was rare, though not unheard of, for Alabama Guard members to be disciplined for failing to show up for training.

It is unusual for this much time to pass in the Atlantic season without a hurricane forming, though not unheard of.

It is unusual, though not unheard of, for the Republicans to champion this kind of pork-barrel project in a Democratic district.

But when it comes to sailboat racing, the sight of deep crimson flowing freely from a battered competitor, though not unheard of, remains rare indeed.

The officials said it was unusual, though not unheard of, for a submarine, which costs $25,000 a day to operate and maintain, to deploy for just a day.

Though not unheard of, the yellow-nosed albatross, whose wingspan can reach seven feet, is a real rarity in the North Atlantic.

Bronze is an unusual metal for high-end watchmaking, though not unheard of — it has been used, for example, by Gérald Genta for the Gefica Safari and by the young Italian company Anonimo in several watches.