Sentence examples for unprecedented from from inspiring English sources

Mr Jospin's reference to state violence and his assertion that the situation is not clear-cut are unprecedented from a French official even if they lead nowhere.

The apparently unscripted outburst was unprecedented from someone in the usually tightlipped inner circles of Japan's tradition-bound imperial family, and it immediately set off a frenzy of coverage in the Japanese media.

But the contest has raised awkward questions both about the bank and Mr Kim himself which will not be laid to rest so smoothly.The contest was unprecedented from the start, not least in that it was a contest.

"As we look to the future, the menu of investment opportunities is unprecedented — from mobile internet to online brands, enterprise SaaS to AI, crypto to deep tech in healthcare, new age consumer brands and beyond," Sequoia wrote in a blog post announcing its new fund.

Hughes compares "Here is a case unprecedented" from The Gondoliers to the Act II quintet from Bizet's Carmen.

Many women have chosen preventive mastectomy since genetic screening for breast cancer was developed, but the move and public announcement is unprecedented from a star so young and widely known as Jolie.

But managing oneself requires new and unprecedented things from the individual, and especially from the knowledge worker".

"We have had unprecedented help from the government," he said.

Just 3.6 per cent died, an unprecedented reduction from the usual thirty per cent.

"The aircraft is a unique and unprecedented survivor from the Battle of Britain and the Blitz.

"President Obama has received unprecedented support from his party in Congress," said Dan Pfeiffer, his senior adviser.