(b) Unusually high imports in 2003, compensating for unusually low imports in previous year

You're looking unusually human.

She seems unusually well.

The weather is unusually cold.

He means they're unusually still.

Rather unusually, Limbaugh actually hit on something.

You're unusually friendly today. What's going on?

You are unusually well informed, Mr Bond.

Your bride seems in an unusually reflective mood tonight.

UNUSUALLY LARGE OR COMPLEX CLAIMS FOR D8 D9 BUSINESS LOSSES

Under hypnosis... people are unusually susceptible to the power of suggestion.

Besides, you're an unusually insufferable young man who thinks he's really something.

This reporting period has seen an unusually high vacancy rate at the secretariat.

Almost didn't. Ran into dirty weather over the Channel. Unusually foggy for July.

(a) Unusually low consumption in 2002 due to higher than normal imports in 2001

(a) Unusually low consumption in 2002 due to higher than normal imports in 2001

Meanwhile, the World Meteorological Organization had warned that the winter might be unusually harsh.

(a) Unusually low consumption in 2002 due to higher than normal imports in 2001

(a) Unusually low consumption in 2002 due to higher than normal imports in 2001

The unusually severe winter of 2004 2005 brought about a relative calm (see A 59 744 S 2005 183).

In October 2004, unusually bloody clashes between Somaliland and Puntland forces in the Sool region left over 100 people dead.

I am the first to acknowledge that this has been an unusually intense period of work for the General Assembly.

15. This notwithstanding, there is widespread recognition that international policy advisers can take on unusually powerful roles during economic crises.

I always hate to leave a party, especially when the evening has been unusually stimulating, or strange, like this evening.

Former president Eduardo Rodríguez Veltzé, Bolivia's representative at The Hague, rejected the idea that the court's decision making was unusually speedy.

52. The Latin American and Caribbean region has suffered the consequences of the unusually strong impact of the El Niño phenomenon.

(i) Unusually warm weather was reported in most of South Africa, southern Mozambique and the central and southern portions of Madagascar

During the reporting period, MONUC continued to receive reports of unusually high numbers of Banyamulenge crossing from the Ruzizi plains to Burundi.

It should be noted that this year the Council Forum has before it an unusually large and significant body of assessment findings.

They bring forward an unusually large and significant number of findings, which may have implications for Governments and for UNEP programmatic activities.

The Prime Minister responded to criticism about the unusually large number of appointments by saying that they were necessary to ensure inclusivity.

This instalment contains seven unusually large or complex claims within the meaning of the Rules, with a total amount claimed of USD 428,417,393.

34. An unusually high incidence of severe cases of malaria was reported in Baki and Borama districts of the Awdal region in the north west.

35. Being able to respond quickly to crisis situations of the type that affected Mexico in 1994 requires being able to take decisions unusually quickly.

These setbacks are hardly a coincidence. Persistent sluggish growth throughout the developed world has left major economies unusually vulnerable to the inevitable bumps in the road.

For instance, he was informed about tax audits conducted in August and September 1996 which affected an unusually high number of independent or opposition weekly newspapers.

We also note that the alleged bandwagon and underdog effects are mutually contradictory, and further stress the unusually long period of 23 days required by the law.

An unusually large sale was still registered on the gas pump leading the authorities to suspect the assailant to have been the driver of a commercial vehicle.

Focusing on equipment manufacturing, logistics and trade, and the tourism industry, the event yielded unusually brilliant results in Urumqi with the sincerity of seeking common development and discussing cooperation.

Unusually high population growth levels in the post independence period, expansion of education opportunities and the rising age at marriage are factors that have increased the economic participation of the population.

Exports have led the recovery in both countries, bolstered by weaker national currencies against the dollar. This brisk export performance has coincided with sluggish domestic demand, associated with unusually high unemployment.

The immediate causes are well known. They range from subdued bank lending to unusually high risk aversion, and from discredited credit vehicles to the withdrawal of some institutions from credit intermediation altogether.

It is also worth noting that, prior to the tsunami, the affected region was already suffering from a large scale humanitarian crisis, with a four year drought, periodic flooding and unusually cold temperatures.

This was an unusually frank, constructive and collaborative interaction of policy makers who fully realized that concerted actions on an international scale are imperative for effective national responses to the challenges of globalization.

Virtual enterprises are unusually innovative, and, in the business sector, they are possibly the only system that can build a one off product well. A conspicuous example already exists in the movie production industry.