Sentence examples for unprecedented than from inspiring English sources

Then again, their performances were far less unprecedented than many people assume.

That all sounds like a dramatic volte-face, but it turns out to be even more unprecedented than it first appears.

"That is even more unprecedented than the unprecedented seven years of cuts announced last year, itself superseding the unprecedented five years originally announced," said Mr Johnson.

The authors of Donald Campbell, Bluebird and The Final Record Attempt, Neil Sheppard and Keith Mitchell argue that the jetcraft was inherently much less stable at unprecedented speeds than Campbell and his team liked to believe.

The audience is unprecedented, more than the NBA.

Alec Young, global equity strategist at Standard & Poor's in New York, told the BBC: "No matter how you look at it, we're closer to the end of this unprecedented stimulus than we were yesterday.

But don't worry about Jacobs: It's much, much more likely that he's had a couple of bad games -- not unprecedented -- than that we've seen the best of him.

"What we have seen in terms of influx of Syrian refugees coming to Jordan is... unprecedented, larger than any other time in the last two years," Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh told Reuters.

Nine days ago after being one among the unprecedented more than 100 million viewers of the Kony 2012 viral video created by Russell and presented by Invisible Children I wrote a piece here which among other things sought to advocate on behalf of the power of social media to effect wide reaching change for good.

The British police said Friday that the allegations of sexual abuse leveled against one of Britain's best-known television personalities were "unprecedented," with more than 400 leads and at least 200 potential victims, more than three times the tally only days ago.

But there is more to the population story than unprecedented numbers.