Once in control, Issa allegedly used an unusual method to fire Jack Frantz, an employee.
Along with using a controlled auction, he is also using an unusual method to collect his "success fee" on the sale.
The problem with the tail is that like all airplanes, the A-300 has a system to limit rudder use as speed increases, but it uses an unusual method.
The Civilians make charmingly straightforward musical theatre about subjects both mundane (lost ephemera, in "Gone Missing") and controversial (evangelical Christianity, in "This Beautiful City"), using an unusual method: its members interview scores of people, and weave their responses, often verbatim, into a show.
The SDES, which is being carried out by the Afghan Central Statistics Organization (CSO) with assistance from UNFPA, uses an unusual method.
The Berbers use an unusual leavening method that gives a warm, earthy aroma to the loaves: a mix of semolina flour, water and garlic cloves that quickly ferments into a pungent starter.
Boeing has long used an unusual accounting method that allows it defer the costs of producing jetliners and spread them over a large block of airplanes.
Until recently, the New York State pension fund used an unusual accounting method that made it look fully funded at all times, even when there were big investment losses.
A case in point: The first free-standing hospital project in New York State in more than two decades, according to the state's Department of Health, is being built in Middletown, using an unusual construction method to cut costs by almost a third.
The lack of meaningful information is particularly acute in New York State because the pension fund has been using an unusual accounting method that has made it look perfectly balanced at all times, even in years like 2001, when it lost billions of dollars.
