Sentence examples for unprecedented result from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Dear, general secretary of the NUJ, added: "This is an unprecedented result in favour of strike action and a clear rejection of the BBC's proposals.

The nearly unprecedented result was that Fricka (Linda Pavelka) walked off with the evening, using her voice effectively to turn in a really fine performance.

It is an unprecedented result for a new party in an election which delivered the largest number of minor and micro-party candidates in Australian history.

Mr Corbyn's unprecedented result compared to 19 per cent for Andy Burnham, 17 per cent for Yvette Cooper and 4.5 per cent for Liz Kendall.

Qatar and Oman have slightly widened participation in government, and Kuwait's recent election produced the unprecedented result of a parliament heavily dominated by the Islamist and liberal opposition.Algeria and Egypt have eased tensions with their Islamist militants by granting amnesties to prisoners.

That is fair: as is the interest provoked by the second place showing of the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP), an unprecedented result in a Westminster contest for this Eurosceptic party.That said, there are good reasons for not reading too much into the result in Barnsley.

The ethos of toughness was applied to Gable, too, and with unprecedented results.

The unprecedented results prompted the suspension of the course and 30 freshers who had been due to start their studies in September having to find places elsewhere.

Indeed, since the new film is about the comic, if hardly unprecedented, results of having unprotected sex, let us agree to call it an offshoot.

But it was by employing a strategy that often involved confronting its allies while engaging its opponents that the gay-rights movement achieved unprecedented results over the past four years.

By Ved Mehta The New Yorker, April 4, 1977 P. 27 What Indira Gandhi used to call her "New India" during the 21 months of Emergency rule now seems like her "Imaginary India", as if her "New India" were only a dream from which she was jolted awake by the unprecedented results of the elections that except as a somnambulist she would never have held.