Sentence examples for unprecedented exception from inspiring English sources

Accepting that theory, she wrote, would create an "unprecedented exception" to the exhaustion doctrine.

Indeed, there was an unprecedented exception put in place for payroll taxes on biotech companies in 2004 to encourage jobs.

This unprecedented state of exception, Arendt suggests, brought down the two main pillars of judgment: given general moral principles and human community.

In the context of regional lake histories, the rate of diatom floristic change in the last 200 300 years is unprecedented, with the exception of post-glacial lake ontogeny in some of the lakes.

Last year's unprecedented accident is the exception to a 60-year record of more than 42,000 safely drilled wells.

Shame!" from Conservative peers; such outbursts were unprecedented, for the Queen's Speech is with few exceptions heard by a silent Parliament.

Michael Moritz, Sequoia's star investor, was formerly a journalist with Time Inc. Though rare, AOL's exception to the rule for Mr. Arrington is not unprecedented.

Livestock systems in general are going through a period of unprecedented change (Seré et al., 2008) and dairy systems are no exception.

It is virtually unprecedented: Nothing like this has been seen before at center stage of American politics -- with the possible exception of the decade leading up to America's terrible Civil War.

In an industry in which, with the exception of Clarice Cliff and Susie Cooper, women were seen as having a limited role, the entrepreneurial success of Williams-Ellis was unprecedented.

Even his biggest fan would have to admit that Obama has benefited from an unprecedented and almost universal "hands off" policy when it comes to comedians (the dramatic reaction to those rare minor exceptions like Jon Lovitz proves this rule).