Sentence examples for unparalleled extent from inspiring English sources

For years, General Electric has attacked dredging, pointing to the persistent surface contamination at other toxic cleanup sites, the unparalleled extent of the Hudson proposal, which it calculates could take 20 to 30 years to carry out, and the need to put any dredged material in landfills, where it may still pose environmental risks.

Over all, the floating ice dwindled to an extent unparalleled in a century or more, by several estimates.

Early communication training and extensive patient contact during the 1st year of medical school increased the scores on knowledge of communication skills to an extent unparalleled later in the curricula by any of the four schools, even though the quantity of later training in the same curricular elements is far greater.

Thus, Muslims were able to identify messengership with worldly leadership to an extent almost unparalleled in the history of religion.

"He betrayed their trust in a way and to an extent that I believe is unparalleled in history," Dame Janet said.

The extent of one of these gene duplications is unparalleled in any species investigated so far, but nevertheless places the Latimeria T2R family in the vicinity of tetrapod T2R repertoires, and far away from teleost T2R repertoires, which only comprise 3 6 genes [ 11].

In the words of the chief prosecutor in Gonzalez's case, "The sheer extent of the human victimization caused by Gonzalez and his organization is unparalleled".

"The sheer extent of the human victimization caused by Gonzalez and his organization is unparalleled," his chief prosecutor said.

Although I and our existing participants believe that this effort will produce a news source of unparalleled quality, Project PM has another, more crucial function which it is already serving to some extent, which is to get people to realize what is possible - not to mention necessary - in the information age.

2. No more investment in extreme oil Historically high oil prices over the past five years have allowed oil and gas companies to enjoy unparalleled levels of investment and vast profits, a disaster for the climate: global carbon emissions kept rising to such an extent that our existence on this planet is now threatened.

The extent of pooling in the cockroach is "massive", as Weckström writes in the paper, and appears to be unparalleled.