Sentence examples for unprecedented meaning from inspiring English sources

The words fire, energy, abandon, found in him unprecedented meaning".

The problem has been, they said, that this type of anthrax outbreak is unprecedented, meaning that the medical knowledge about it is evolving on a daily basis.

By giving literally unprecedented meaning to the words in two relevant statutes, and overruling the premise of Congress's enactment, the Court adds new, Byzantine detail to a habeas corpus scheme Congress meant to streamline and simplify.

The centre said recent developments have "led to psychoactive substances becoming available at an unprecedented pace", meaning that new ways of monitoring them would be needed.

Using specially designed catalysts, they have made lithium-air batteries with unprecedented efficiency, meaning that more of the energy put in during charging comes out as useful electricity during discharging.

This highly technologically-advanced form of radiosurgery uses computer technology that allows doctors to deliver radiation with unprecedented precision, meaning it treats only the affected area while protecting healthy tissue.

The gene editing tool, Crispr, allows scientists to cut, paste and delete single letters of the genome with unprecedented precision, meaning aberrant genes can be overwritten with working copies, and, potentially, functional genes replaced with enhanced versions.

The internet gives the public on-demand access to politicians – and a place to discuss them – in an unprecedented way, meaning people can very quickly form and spread opinions based on little more than a leopard print kitten heel.

(If you were truly worried about conveying basic meaning unprecedented insights about communication, you wouldn't mess around with editing tools).

Shortly after "taxmageddon," perhaps sometime in February, the American government will exhaust its borrowing authority – meaning some unprecedented form of government default.

So, when the Bad Tour came to Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre the magazine got unprecedented access, the magazine meaning me.