Sentence examples for a unique window from inspiring English sources

It's a unique window onto what's happening on the ground.

"Our varying backgrounds give us a unique window on a huge, fragmented industry".

I have a unique window that the general public doesn't have".

The photograph offers a unique window into what is happening now.

The hearings were a unique window onto the distressing and tragic work of a mass murderer.

It stresses that the next five years could offer "a unique window" in which to tackle HIV and Aids.

The organisation believes that the next five to 10 years offer a unique window to reach this generation.

As such motherhood provides a unique window to the history of our sex, but its glass is easily broken".

A resurrected Askernish, he said, would provide a unique window on the birth of the modern game.

JPMorgan served as Mr. Madoff's primary bank for more than two decades, giving it a unique window onto his practices.

Nonetheless, the messages provide a unique window into the policy considerations and political calculations informing the city's stance.