Sentence examples for unusually as from inspiring English sources

Unusually, as many as five of the seven governors may also be replaced.

But, unusually, as well as Greene King's ropey beers – its IPA and faux-craft creations such as East Coast – the Kite also sell beers from top-notch Long Crendon brewery, XT.

It's possible, of course, that AMC (who acted, unusually as both distributor and exhibitor) made a prudent market call, and Lost in Thailand's humour is simply too Chinese to gain wider sway.

If I came to this book – unusually – as a Blume novice, then at least I am one type of reader her publishers will be hoping for: fans of Anne Tyler and Curtis Sittenfeld looking for accomplished storytelling about middle America.

And the delights of the music they made can be found on a twinned four-CD compilation, "The House that Trane Built: The Story of Impulse Records Impulsese).Coltrane's legacy survives not only in his music but, unusually, as a church, a form he would have appreciated.

Unusually, as compared with equivalent device built on silicon, the damage signature is a significant gate current increase but the components are still functional.

June was unusually hot as well, and if August delivers similar temperatures, these three months will rank as the hottest since 1869.

About half a million people voted early, a record for a primary in the state, and turnout on Tuesday was unusually high as well.

In fact, Armstrong is superior to other athletes in two respects: he can rely on his aerobic powers longer, and his anaerobic abilities are unusually high as well.

Certainly, recent strikes have been unusually violent, as was a national day of protest called by the CUT, the Communist Party and others on August 29th.

The rate of depression and suicide in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender population is unusually high, as is the incidence of crimes against them.