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251 examples of Uniquely in a sentence

Led by manufacturing and construction, China enjoyed a uniquely powerful impetus.
It is a uniquely foolish charge.
The Germany that emerged from this process is uniquely suited to act as a model for Europe, owing to its federal character, which is reflected in strong constitutional guarantees of states’ rights.
What made it uniquely American?
But the Sykes-Picot line is not Syria’s uniquely underlying problem.
Although some British press outlets are uniquely vicious, striking the right balance between the public’s need to know and individuals’ right to privacy is a general problem, and must be continually addressed in the light of changing technology and practices.
Thus, Russia and most other communist countries - save Albania and other small countries - were not uniquely monopolized.
On the contrary, they had a uniquely competitive industrial structure.
For example, your occasional illusionary perception of your name spoken in a crowd occurs because this utterance is uniquely important.
As the Lisbon Treaty comes into force, the European Union is, I believe, uniquely suited to take on its leadership responsibilities.
United, the EU can play a critical global role, as it uniquely combines prosperity, democracy, environmentalism, innovation, and social justice.
This challenge cannot really be met by simply promising unlimited opportunities, as they uniquely exist in America.
In these circumstances, the International Monetary Fund – with its 187 member countries – is uniquely positioned to foster collective action.
While the conditions in Libya were certainly optimal, the situation in Syria is better described as uniquely complicated for any intervention.
And in such a uniquely controlled – and controllable – society, the normal social stresses that arise from economic disruptions are eminently manageable.
As humans, we are uniquely equipped to make decisions on the basis of ambiguous information – in fact, we do it all the time.
But as Louis Kuijs of the World Bank has pointed out, what sets China apart from many other developing countries is not that households save uniquely high levels of their income, but that enterprises do.
To avoid reverting to old patterns, Western governments and companies must respect that there is a uniquely Libyan way of doing things, and understand that imposing Western norms simply will not work.
They now base their legitimacy on the notion that the Party, which rose to power as the nation fought foreign domination, is uniquely qualified to keep China from being bullied in a hostile international arena, and that only they can provide the stable environment needed for growth.
But, as the Nobel laureate Bob Dylan famously put it, “The times, they are a-changin’,” and today Kissinger wants to explain Trump’s uniquely “American style” to the world – a reversal that may reflect his disappointment at having failed in his original venture.
Unless Arab political culture is shown to be uniquely and permanently inimical to electoral competitiveness, it makes more sense to understand the democratic divide in the Muslim world in terms of the political - as opposed to the ethnic or religious - particularities of the Middle East and North Africa.
But, even in this uniquely protected environment, Europe is no longer the cause that it once was.
This, of course, has profound consequences for the economics of aging – and, again, it is not a uniquely American phenomenon.
And, by continuing to allow payments of tax arrears to be made in BE, while prescribing FE as a separate, harder currency uniquely able to extinguish commercial bank debt, Europe’s authorities acknowledged that Greece now has two euros.
Whether or not the Sykes-Picot Agreement is the main reason for the Middle East’s troubles, one thing is certain: the imposition of capriciously drawn borders by colonial powers has not been a uniquely Middle Eastern phenomenon.
Uniquely human skills, like being able to work in teams, manage relationships, and understand cultural sensitivities will become vital for businesses across all sectors and must become a core component of future generations’ education.
Now China is entering the fray, bringing a uniquely constructive vision with it.
Fortunately, there is a third approach, evident in the numerous innovation successes in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and elsewhere that neither had state backing nor occurred within a uniquely creative business culture.
A uniquely gifted performer in the digital circus, he lacks the vision, consistency, and perceptiveness that today’s fast-changing and deeply interconnected world demands from its leaders.
South Korea, with its affinity to both the US and North Korea, is uniquely suited to defuse the current situation.
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