Sentence examples for unusual state from inspiring English sources

This is by no means an unusual state of affairs.

There is a boringly simple explanation for this unusual state of affairs.

In Jackson he heard about the unusual state constitution, drafted in 1890, after the Civil War & Reconstruction.

Invoking an unusual state secrets privilege, lawyers for the agency asked Judge Swain to dismiss the case immediately.

Success for the overworked, mostly dedicated characters is not guaranteed, and at times it's close to illusory, an unusual state of affairs among mainstream crime dramas.

Compress it enough at the right temperature, though, and it will also turn into an unusual state of matter known as a supercritical fluid.

In a lengthy press statement the company says the long life of the burger patty is not unusual stating that: "Bacteria and mold only grow under certain conditions.

Ever since the cinema was invented, film-makers have been experimenting with different points of view, ways of getting inside people's heads, conveying unusual states of mind by visual and aural means.

(3) The LMIS strengthens the analysis of data trends regarding the equipment's state, draws attention to unusual states, and provides additional maintenance information.

It is found that the usual states correspond to the reversible adsorption/desorption of hydrogen whereas the so-called unusual states would correspond to the adsorption/desorption of anions.

Los Angeles Times Kenneth Turan, who felt the special effects were unusual, stated that Spielberg may actually have done his job in War of the Worlds "better than he realizes", showing how fragile the world is.