Sentence examples for unprecedented though from inspiring English sources

The stripping of Olympic medals is not unprecedented, though it is uncommon so many years later.

What makes this even more unprecedented, though, is the company's legal promise not to spy on CAAT in the future.

But the Senate was unwilling to help, and Octavius was unwilling to negotiate over his veto—an action apparently unprecedented, though not (strictly speaking) unconstitutional.

According to the administration, post-storm flooding there was unprecedented, though none had been expected, blocking evacuation routes to Interstate 10.

Unprecedented though it is, in many ways the Islamic fundamentalist assault on America has thrown us back to the fundamentals of existence: death and dying, loss, the capricious workings of Fate or, if you prefer, chance.

Uber's move isn't entirely unprecedented — though it comes close.

A split would be unprecedented, even though several EU members were born of earlier secessions.

Is the B.J.P. placing all bets on this unprecedented sweep, though your best performance to date is 183 seats, in 1999?

As for food, any space-based urban plan would require rolling out high-yield agriculture on an unprecedented scale – though 3D printers could, given some fresh ingredients, print a pizza.

It claimed that the disclosure would be unprecedented, even though when Robert Bork was nominated to the Supreme Court in 1987, the Senate examined memos he had written as solicitor general.

Aping the form of first-person shooters, it's hardly an unprecedented gimmick, though the film's cocky enough – wearisomely so, in the long run – to have you believe otherwise.