Sentence examples for a singular strain from inspiring English sources
Fusing all the elements of his life story and its complicated context, a singular strain of driving, rock-country songs about heavy drinking, one-night stands, life on the road and the pressures of being the son of an icon became his stock in trade.
(Ledare, for the record, is a charming, well-balanced individual, and the book does work, in an albeit disturbing way, as a fractured chronicle of a thankfully singular strain family dysfunction).
It is important to study common biological properties of transmissible viruses rather than genetic changes in a singular virus strain, to generalize the mechanisms leading to increased transmission.
But in a constant attempt to prove that politics doesn't have to be boring, the show has also developed a singular and utterly unforgivable strain of banter – no, anti-banter.
Homeland security should be all about stopping very specific threats born of a virulent strain of a singular religion.
However, in this study the treatment recommendations are based on the effects of the drugs on only 1 strain with a singular susceptibility pattern, whereas it must be borne in mind that in any endemic setting there are a multitude of strains and susceptibility patterns in play [ 5] that would have differing resistance to both ceftriaxone and azithromycin.
The antiplane strain case is governed by a single hyper-singular integral equation with a cubic singularity, whereas the plane strain case by a singular integral equation.
During the PC(USA)'s General Assembly, Presbyterian constituents and the denomination strained for a singular theological identity as it relates to marriage.
Then comes the strain on your family as they try to support, or at least understand, such a singular focus.
A fourth prediction of the hypothesis that Rad61 and Elg1-RFC regulate cohesion through a singular mechanism is that rad61 elg1 double mutant cells should exhibit cohesion defects identical to either single mutant strain.
It is a singular document.
