Sentence examples for unusually provided from inspiring English sources

Amazon has, unusually, provided a disclaimer to her text, stating that "the following description is provided by the publisher/author of this title and presents the subjective opinions of the publisher/author, which may not be substantiated.

Not unusually, Sánchez provided the champagne moment.

Mitochondrial DNA is one the most widely used and informative molecular markers in Metazoa; however, the Anthozoan mitochondrial genome evolves unusually slowly, providing little phylogenetic resolution at or below the family or genus level [ 7, 8].

The Sverdlovsk incident provided unusually complete data about an anthrax outbreak.

Slight, trim and balding, with a manicured gray beard, Mr. Abu Ghaith was led into the courtroom wearing handcuffs and a blue prison smock as about a dozen United States marshals — an unusually large complement — provided security.

The plan is based on the premise that Mr. Gore's debate performance was unusually strong and provided the vice president ammunition both to make the case for himself as the best steward of the nation's economy and to make the case against Gov. George W. Bush as someone who would bankrupt Social Security and give most tax cuts to the rich.

Batting with his head slightly raised, he drew his bat back unusually far, which provided the power to his shots, and in particular his drives.

The WHI dataset is unusually comprehensive and provided a good test of whether excellent datasets can ensure valid results for an observational study.

Yet Allbutt also provided unusually practicable instructions on childcare and offered a pioneering conceptualisation of the relationship between health, marriage and parenthood.

5. Other developments since 2010 have also provided an "unusually favourable political context" for Ukip.

The affidavit, nearly 100 pages long, provided an unusually detailed narrative account.