Sentence examples for unprecedented means from inspiring English sources

Unprecedented means "never done or known before".

Sometimes "unprecedented" means momentous; sometimes it means that nobody knows basic rules, like whether the judge or the prison-camp commander gets to decide what the defendants wear.

The need for such a change in culture is all the more urgent in a technological age which allows for unprecedented access to private information and unprecedented means to distribute that private information.

These objectives are met through the hitherto unprecedented means of flying a well-instrumented spacecraft with equatorial periapses supported by two polar nanoprobes, thereby substantially expanding the measurement capability of a single spacecraft.

"Today the world faces unprecedented problems, but we also have unprecedented means for      solving them".

For clinician scientists such as myself and journalists across platforms to not raise issues of concern would be as Siegel states, "a betrayal of public trust," the turning of our backs on glaringly bizarre and seemingly dangerous behavior, and the normalization of a President who achieved office by unprecedented means and who discharges the duties of his Office from a compromised position.

Faced with the tragic events of the Holocaust and the Gulag, we can no longer go back to traditional concepts and values, so as to explain the unprecedented by means of precedents, or to understand the monstrous by means of the familiar.

In some ways, this unprecedented access means injustice is no longer customarily ignored or brushed aside.

Mongrel-provocateurs, you dare to question what, precisely, are these unprecedented peculiar means and methods of our own style?

"However, the unprecedented uncertainty means we could still see radical steps taken in the coming weeks to ward of a Brexit-induced recession.

"To lose a parent at 10 – which is young, though not unprecedented – it means you understand, at a very early age, what permanence is".