Sentence examples for would be unmatched from inspiring English sources

The Louvre, the Place Royale (now the Place des Vosges), the Place and rue Dauphine, the Pont Neuf, and the Hôpital Saint Louis were part of a building program initiated by Henri IV that would be unmatched in Paris for more than two centuries.

The astronomical power of such an observatory would be unmatched by anything else: on Earth or in space.

The film was unsuccessful at the box office and the anarchic zaniness and subversive nature of the comedy in the film would be unmatched in the brothers' post-Code work, which was more standardly burlesque.

Then, of course, there were the fans, particularly Olavarria's group, who greeted Machado in a fashion that would surely be unmatched anywhere else.

But the Yankees' experience and ability to generate quality outings of six or more innings consistently would seem to be unmatched in the American League.

Matters of taste are always debatable, but by one objective measure -- the amount of oil that gives the fish its richness and much of its flavor -- Yukon River kings would seem to be unmatched.

Her blueprint will be unmatched.

"The damage [to the president's brand] would be greater if we did nothing," one top campaign consultant argued, evoking the flood of negative advertising that would have been unmatched had Obama not given the super PAC green light to his donors.

In this case, the quantity of undisturbed natural resources that would be safeguarded for future generations is unmatched anywhere else on the planet.

Loss of data in the comparison group seems a problem, but what we lose is unmatched cases that are assumed to potentially cause selection bias, and therefore, those unmatched units would have a negative impact on estimation of treatment effects.

They are unmatched anywhere.