Sentence examples for unprecedented gift from inspiring English sources

As the developed world has moved into its postindustrial phase, an unprecedented gift has come to ordinary people: large amounts of free time.

We are eternally grateful to his recognition of our Department of Psychiatry to receive his unprecedented gift and to his interest in the various programs that are being developed because of it.

According to the NCOA, "the nation's 76 million baby boomers have been given an unprecedented gift of health and time; but to a great extent, older adults do not make the most of this phase of life".

What shines through these interviews is the sense of a person of unprecedented gifts and equally rare integrity, as a poet, husband, father, friend and "mythologised public figure".

Last week in the US the MacArthur Foundation (disclosure, my work at Columbia also receives support from MacArthur) announced an unprecedented $25m gift to a group of non-profit journalism centers and enterprises, reflecting the deep concern in the US about the lack of a viable model for serious journalism.

Gail Harrity, the Philadelphia museum's chief operating officer, called the gift unprecedented.

Although not unprecedented, his $25,000 gift to And Justice for All, the committee supporting Ms. Bondi, is among his largest.

Another way of putting this, perhaps, is that in the internet we possess an unprecedentedly democratic set of tools which also gifts unprecedented power to those controlling its infrastructure.

The gift, which was unprecedented at the time, has paid off handsomely.

By staying with me to the end, never getting lost or hit by a car or hauled off and killed by a lion, she gave me a unique gift that was unprecedented in my life with beloved pets -- it was the ability to plan for her death and to make sure it was OK, even good, by being together to the end.

Hisham El Rouby stated: "Egypt is currently experiencing a demographic gift, with an unprecedented young population.