Sentence examples for unlike outgoing from inspiring English sources

Unlike outgoing BOJ incumbent Masaaki Shirakawa, he has advocated bolder and swifter monetary easing actions including buying more risk assets and/or more longer-dated government debt and has underscored that commitment by promising to do whatever it takes to hit the BOJ's newly installed inflation target of 2percentt.

But unlike outgoing Energy Secretary Steven Chu, he is also well-versed in the ways of Washington, having served as the Energy Department's undersecretary in the Clinton administration.

Unlike the outgoing CEA chairman, Austan Goolsbee, Mr Krueger has no old association with Mr Obama.

But unlike the outgoing administration, whose dogmatic self-certainty and self-righteousness have been its downfall, he will be open to competing ideas, ready to listen to people with different points of view.

Unsurprisingly, animal-loving Britons were also obsessed with the feline angle on all this, and it soon emerged that Larry – a rescue shelter adoptee described by the Guardian newspaper as "a brown and white tabby entrusted with the rat-catching portfolio,"  – would, unlike the outgoing prime minister, stay on at Downing Street.

Unlike in Wisconsin, the outgoing governor, Mr. Snyder, refused to play along.

Unlike President Asif Ali Zardari's outgoing PPP government, which was trusted by neither the Pakistani army nor the Taliban, Nawaz Sharif has the potential to become a guarantor and mediator for peace talks.

An unusually mellow yet outgoing dog (unlike most Chows) she seemed to "get it" and fit in to social situations, so she was often invited to join us to parties at friends' homes.

The farewell salute from her followers, unlike any known for an outgoing president in Argentina before, suggests she may not have to.

In a tribute to an outgoing Olver and Barney Frank, Ed Markey remarked unlike other elected officials who embraced superficial positions to curry public favor, the two were "happy to tell you [they] disagree with you" if they believed so.

Unlike many conspicuously short men, Carnegie was optimistic and outgoing.