Sentence examples for unprecedented years from inspiring English sources

Yet economists David Blanchflower and Andrew Oswald write that reported levels of happiness in the UK in the unprecedented years of prosperity from the 70s to the 90s were practically flat.

This was done to cleanse out any traces of a return to Guatemala's still uniquely unprecedented "years of spring in a land of eternal tyranny," which Guatemalan poet Cardoza y Aragón named the 1944-1954 periof of liberal (nonsocialist) economic and political reforms under two democratically elected governments, snuffed out by an Eisenhower-authorized military coup.

This is an unprecedented year for the Man Booker.

It's really been an unprecedented year in that sense".

"2012 was an unprecedented year of innovation for the BBC and set a new standard for live events".

Last year it seemed as if New York law firms tripped over themselves to dole out unprecedented year-end bonuses to their high-billing associates.

This has been an unprecedented year for us – after European regulators blocked our proposed deal with DB, we did not give up or stand down but continued to execute and transform our business.

It's been an unprecedented year for us at FORBES GLOBAL.

"Those new commissions have accounted for 72% of the top performing shows of the year and have helped maintain share of viewing across Channel 4's portfolio, despite an unprecedented year of major events on other channels".

Stoney received her award after an unprecedented year for women's football in England, with the FA Women's Super League growing in strength and record crowds attending the game at domestic and international level.

And these policies are popular: for example, 2014 was an unprecedented year of successes for paid sick days.