unmatchable

IPA: ʌnmˈætʃʌbʌɫ

Examples of "unmatchable" in Sentences

She's unmatchable and she'll never find what she's looking for, because she's looking for perfection.
I mean you have new directors coming, sequels coming in and a level of quality that may prove unmatchable.
When all processes and people are focused on a specific set of priorities, an unmatchable level of expertise can be achieved.
China could offer virtually unmatchable prices on alternative energy sources to the rest of the world decreasing global dependency on traditional oil producing nations.
Johnson and Powers were unmatchable at the Planet Bike Cup USGP last week, but Anthony has another week of post-road season recoup in his legs and should go better than he did in Madison, Wisconsin, or Las Vegas.
While I'm one of the first to defend other games in that series against the notion that Silent Hill 2 is unmatchable in quality, the entire plot of the game is about violence in domestic relationships with a very personal viewpoint, and I have not seen the quality of its depiction matched anywhere else.
Both are examples of the new breed of batsmen-wicketkeepers, the trail blazed in unmatchable poise and elegance by Adam Gilchrist, who built on the foundations laid by Jeffrey Dujon and Alec Stewart with such brio to become the automatic pick for the overwhelming majority of pundits' rain-delay, all-time World XIs.