Sentence examples for though unprecedented from inspiring English sources

Picking one's opposition, though unprecedented, was considered a nifty trick.

The meeting, though unprecedented, produced no new policy and precious little remorse.

As a result, his murder, though unprecedented, did not receive the attention it deserved.

Though unprecedented in size and scope, the raises do not match what the players were initially requesting.

She told Science that this use of Hubble, though unprecedented, is part of a policy allowing the space agency to use the telescope "to benefit wider agency goals".

Released Monday by New York University's Center of Business and Human Rights, the report found that the two major safety plans launched by coalitions of international retailers in the past year -- though unprecedented in size and scope -- fail to address the "greatest risks" facing millions of workers.

Even this though is not unprecedented.

The deaths of four Americans — including Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens — in Benghazi, Libya, in September 2012 was a tragic (though sadly not unprecedented) loss of life as well as an indictment of security measures at the U.S. mission there.

The move is unusual, though not unprecedented.

Double suicide bombings also are rare, though not unprecedented.

Demonstrations and capitulations on this scale, though not unprecedented, are highly unusual.