Unprecedented used in a sentence

Unprecedented in a sentence as an adjective

You'd have to have an unprecedented algorithm here.

From the article:\n"Netflix sends out an unprecedented amount of traffic."YES!

In the 13 years since then, Apple has experienced an unprecedented resurgence.

The sheer amount of brainpower and processing that Google is putting into Streetview is truly staggering and unprecedented.

The shocking, unprecedented, world-changing difference that the web brings is that on the web all you have to do is click a link and your computer downloads, "installs", and runs a program.

He's having an unprecedented impact on global society in energy, health care, education and many more areas which are too many to list.

From what I gather, such a large shift in focus and investment was a unprecedented in Google before Google+.I think Google is a great company, I have a super high opinion of the people that I met there.

We now have an unprecedented number of ridiculously talented, over-educated people saying, "Dude, where's my machine learning job?

It's just that they are like kids in a candy store with unprecedented access to data and so many great, new algorithms for extracting information from it that they are just loving it, the way geeks would.

"My administration is committed to creating an unprecedented level of openness in Government.

"I had access to a personally unprecedented amount of privileges, but was not entitled to the ski trips, DisneyLand adventures, stock options, and holiday cash bonuses"That's because you weren't a Google employee.

In unrelated news, doctors announced unprecedented drops in the number of 20-40 year olds suffering from migraine headaches, irritable bowel syndrome, depression and insomnia.

I know dozens of my American friends who do the same thing -- hide from seemingly unprecedented expectations and similarly daunting odds, hide from society in alcohol, in television, in dual 2560x1600 monitors, even in exercise.

The analogous movements of today has unprecedented access to spreading their ideas through blogs and websites and social media and petition sites and collaboration services and who knows what else - most of it available instantly and almost or entirely free.