Sentence examples for Get uniquely from inspiring English sources

Finnegan distills his retention model into 3 main points: 1. Employees quit jobs because they can 2. Employees stay for things they get uniquely from you 3. Supervisors build unique relationships that drive retention...or turnover.

In order to get uniquely mapped reads, each barcode should be different with each other in at least three positions.

As one mismatch is tolerated in barcode mapping, it is impossible to get uniquely mapped reads if all permutations of 6 nucleotides are allowed to be barcodes.

The idiom changes radically according to what and how much Goya knows and feels about his sitter – and to see this was to get a uniquely intimate sense of the artist as an actual man moving through his life and times rather than the standard unknowable genius.

Of course, you don't have to take out a home equity loan to get a uniquely designed and superbly fitted pair of cowboy boots.

In describing the phenomenon of preppiness, Ms. Birnbach claims that clothes that came over on the Mayflower and spent a few centuries getting their uniquely pink and lime caste are now exactly the kind of preppiness the English and the Europeans want.

Others argue, though, that Apple's culture has become uniquely problematic and is getting in the way of innovation.

"Yahoo has made some real progress in this area but there's a long way to go to get to that uniquely relevant experience that will really differentiate it".

Consider these ideas for creating a look that's uniquely you: Get a blunt cut from your stylist and ask him or her to add bangs.

New York, though, almost uniquely, got hit by a double dose of the first two technologies, and a very limited dose of the second two.

When you've come to terms with that it frees you from the burden of having to think that every step you take is something that you've got to be uniquely responsible for.