Sentence examples for unprecedented comment from inspiring English sources

Carney dismissed the idea that Obama was walking back his "unprecedented" comment.

The vote was 5 to 4, with conservatives in the majority and Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. finding that a string of unprecedented comments and warnings from Trump about Muslims did not erode the president's vast powers to control entry into this country.

The company was this week heavily criticized in unprecedented comments by U.N. investigators for its role in facilitating the spread of violence against the Rohingya in Myanmar.

The unprecedented comments by Speaker Bercow sparked fierce criticism that he was overstepping the bounds of his nonpolitical office, and may have jeopardized a bilateral relationship that is critical for Britain as it eyes a post-Brexit future.

The unprecedented comments by Speaker Bercow sparked fierce criticism that he was overstepping the bounds of his non-political office, and may have jeopardized a bilateral relationship that is critical for Britain as it eyes a post-Brexit future.

The Clean Power Plan reflects unprecedented input from Americans, including 4.3 million comments.

The Vatican appears to have backtracked on their unprecedented positive comments on homosexuality after a furious reaction from conservative Catholics.

"We will not allow you, your highness, to take Kuwait into the abyss of autocracy," he said in unprecedented public comments.

CBS News Norah O'Donnelll and Fox News' Ed Henry clashed with White House press secretary Jay Carney over President Obama's use of the word "unprecedented" when commenting on the prospect of the Supreme Court overturning his historical overhaul on health care.

"We think it's important that people understand that much of the confusion stems from the fact that the Commission has an 18-year-old Electronic Comment Filing system (ECFS), which was not built to handle this unprecedented volume of comments nor initially designed to export comments via XML," write Sohn and Bray.

[I]t's important that people understand that much of the confusion stems from the fact that the Commission has an 18-year-old Electronic Comment Filing system (ECFS), which was not built to handle this unprecedented volume of comments nor initially designed to export comments via XML.