Sentence examples for unprecedented context from inspiring English sources

The defeats, the official said, were a "consequence of the fact that neither the Supreme Court nor Congress has provided rules on how these habeas corpus cases should proceed in this unprecedented context".

We remain uncertain about the kinetics of poliovirus transmission between populations in the unprecedented context of no recent global LPV exposure as the time since OPV cessation increases, but our model assumes that the inherent frequency of potentially effective exportations per CEI (i.e., E*) does not change over time.

Such a methodology is capable of revealing an unprecedented pathophysiological context in retinal disease that is highly relevant for therapeutic decision.

That raid was considered almost unprecedented in the context of peacetime assaults on the Egyptian military.

Most importantly, Paris means we must learn how to work more collaboratively, empowering broad participation, united in common cause, to upgrade the operating system of economics and finance to align it with the unprecedented and challenging context of the 21st century.

Although strain divergence upon transmission of BSE/vCJD agent to mice was reported to occur in earlier studies [16], [24], it was unprecedented within a context of homotypic transmission, i.e. full matching between the donor and receiver PrP sequences.

Instead, we turned into a TERT-based gene therapy strategy to extend longevity, to our knowledge unprecedented in the context of aging studies.

The availability of medical care, higher education, and decent accommodation reached levels unprecedented in the Soviet context.

However it is being set up in the context of unprecedented cuts in social care and a decline in the number of community nurses.

In this context, the unprecedented agreement last week by the Arab League's 22 members to invite the UN Security Council to intervene in Libya was surprising.

What is also clear is that the slaughter — which is unprecedented even in the context of a recent increase in wildlife poaching — has as its ultimate destination China and, to a lesser degree, Thailand and Egypt (where Chinese are the main customers of pilfered ivory from elephant tusks).