Sentence examples for a very special position from inspiring English sources
"Because of its tax situation, Monaco is in a very special position".
His intimate, delicate still-life and landscape etchings occupy a very special position in contemporary graphic art.
Owen Paterson, our present secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs, occupies a very special position.
"We're dealing with police officers who are put in a very special position in our society, and if our society doesn't have an equal say in how police officers should be performing and protecting and serving the community, then I think we've failed in that process," said Harris.
The flaviviruses comprise a fascinating group of viruses, occupying a very special position in the history of virology due to their taxonomic, epidemiological and pathogenetic characteristics, which include the following: (1) The genus Flavivirus, contains an unusually large number of viruses (more than 70), that are distributed globally.
It's a very special place".
These fish occupy very special position in food webs, ensuring energy transfer between species lower and higher levels, while forming narrow "wasp-waists" poor in number of species (but very abundant).
It was not developed with the affinities of the Defoe Society in mind, and if Daniel Defoe himself is going to be watching via a very special satellite dish positioned in the beyond, I'm going to warn him right now that he might want to make a very angry call to his agent, because textual faithfulness is not the production's guiding imperative.
But the total stability that comes from Courtney Brown and the added importance of the special position he plays makes him a very special guy.
They understand that they are a very special and uniquely spiritual people, and the ordinary Colombian typically holds them in a position of awe and respect.
