Sentence examples for unprecedented proliferation from inspiring English sources
During this election campaign there was an unprecedented proliferation of fact-checking units and web sites monitoring and reporting on the validity of politicians' claims.
Feingold went against the rest of the Senate to oppose the 2001 USA Patriot Act, which passed in the immediate aftermath of 9/11 and opened the way for an unprecedented proliferation of secret domestic government surveillance programs.
In this era of unprecedented data proliferation, the close integration of remote sensing, GPS and GIS has expected greater importance for handling of disparate, yet intrinsically complimentary spatial data (Mesev 1997).
In recent years such dramatic headline-grabbing figures about an epidemic of examination related stress in schools are frequently associated with claims that children are under unprecedented pressure due to the proliferation of testing and the burden of schoolwork.
The proliferation of socialized data offers an unprecedented opportunity for customer service measurement.
Internet penetration, the open-source economy and the proliferation of search algorithms have generated an unprecedented amount of information – IBM estimates that 90% of the world's online data has been created just in the past two years.
The proliferation of fake news also creates an unprecedented challenge.
Sam Atwood, a spokesman for the agency, called the proliferation of the smell across the region "almost unprecedented".
The imminent inception of third-generation mobile communication technologies and continual proliferation of wireless local area networks offer an unprecedented opportunity for the development of video streaming applications through wireless Internet access.
Amazingly the opportunities that are at Jewish fingertips at present are unprecedented in history, especially in the arena of publishing and information proliferation.
Here, we present a high-throughput flow-cytometry method that allows the use of RPA staining to measure cell proliferation and DNA-damage repair by HR in an unprecedented, unbiased and quantitative manner.
