Sentence examples for while unusually from inspiring English sources
While unusually detailed, the assessment does not include photographs, recordings or other hard evidence to support its claims.
The number of openings, while unusually large, is not the most in a single year: 100 schools were opened in 2004.
The winter wheat crop has been parched since then in northern China while unusually widespread frost has hurt the vegetable crop in southern China.
But while unusually low taxes — and certainly not overly generous benefits — are a culprit in today's shortfalls, don't expect antitax politicians to see it that way.
While unusually full of memorable tunes, the main reason for its popularity across nearly two centuries, and why audiences still flock to it today, rests on one moment.
Julie L. Sloan, the independent consultant on stained glass for the project, said the chapel windows, while unusually large, were typical of the architect.
NEW DELHI: The unexpected international success of "Slumdog Millionaire" has pleased some Indians while provoking unusually strong protests from others.
Unfortunately, while an unusually large number of tornadoes struck this April, on average May is the more active month.
West Indies posted 171 for seven on the back of the opener Dwayne Smith's 72, while an unusually subdued Chris Gayle cobbled together 48 from as many balls.
We meet Lynn again in A Prisoner's Tale, a damning exposé of the penal system, while an unusually restrained Ken Campbell plays the defence lawyer in A Brief's Tale.
Since the Arab uprisings of 2011, Gulf regimes such as Saudi Arabia have lived in existential fear of the sudden eruption of popular mobilization, while pursuing unusually interventionist foreign policies across the region.
