Sentence examples for unusual levels of from inspiring English sources
Big Brother's success was encouraged, from early on, by unusual levels of publicity.
The hot spots have been sites of unusual levels of habitat destruction.
In Britain the National Radiological Protection Board collected atmospheric dust samples, but said they showed no unusual levels of radioactivity.
He was banned from the sport in 2006 after testing positive for unusual levels of "testosterone or its precursors".
If the lights flashed, it would mean the equipment detected unusual levels of radioactivity in the cargo.
As I dolorously masticate upon my noontide sandwich at my desk, this particularly well-illustrated blogpost on "elevenses" at Lord's has raised unusual levels of jealousy.
There are 20 free agents on the Patriots, an unusually high number with an unusual level of success.
Since 1891, Dartmouth alumni have elected five trustees and the administration has appointed an additional five, giving the college an unusually small board and an unusual level of alumni power.
But of late, he has been revealing an unusual level of emotion.
For the first day of a strike, there was an unusual level of acrimony.
But residents and park officials also credited an unusual level of cooperation between residents and government.
