Sentence examples for unusual category from inspiring English sources

The United States determined that potential harm from H.G.H. is so great that federal law puts it in an unusual category of drugs that doctors cannot prescribe for unapproved, or off-label, uses.

Scientists have created the first ever weather map of an unusual category of star known as a 'brown dwarf', unveiling in the process a new contender for the title of 'worst weather in the universe'.

"They fall into the unusual category of things that are really beautiful and really tough and durable," said Linda Sylvester, who has been selling the cutting boards for 14 years in Sylvester & Company, the store she owns in Sag Harbor, N.Y.

The coincidences I spoke of are as follows: first, as Moira Buffini's new play Welcome to Thebes powers into its second month at the National Theatre, Theatre by the Lake is showing the playwright's earlier, award-winning play Silence, which falls into that unusual category, the medieval comedy.

Dobson says there are literally hundreds of quality hotels in the country that fit in the "unusual" category.

The front-engine, rear-wheel drive hellion you see here, from US-based snowmobile and ATV-maker Polaris, is the newest addition to this unusual category of road-legal sporting machines.

The first hour featured some unusual categories — Best Internet Premiere and Best Menu Design, for example — and then Robbie Robertson, of The Band, came onstage to accept, on behalf of himself and Martin Scorsese, the award for Best Audio Commentary Library Titlee), for the reissue of "The Last Waltz".

The present findings of unusual categories or syllables of vocalizations by BTBR may offer face validity to some forms of the second diagnostic symptom of autism, impaired communication.

Unusual categories were identified by aggregating the r values from all genes in the GO category into a z-score z GO (see Methods).

Anglin is arguing that he exists beyond the reach of federal litigation as a "stateless" person, an unusual legal category that applies to American citizens who live abroad with the intent to remain there indefinitely.

But Ms. Renfrew's Web site does offer a glossy, feminine look unusual for the category.