Sentence examples for are uniquely able to from inspiring English sources

Churches, in his view, are uniquely able to do things that government or business cannot.

Even if the rich are uniquely able to supply the magic of jobcreation, they should face much higher taxes than they do.

This is a remarkable ambition, but also an eminently sensible one: the union of art and sensation, intellect and feeling, mass appeal and aesthetic refinement is something the movies are uniquely able to promise, and occasionally, when a filmmaker possesses the right mixture of calculation and compassion, able to deliver.

Solid, independent engineering-driven companies are uniquely able to create platforms.

Dendritic cells (DC) are uniquely able to shape antifungal immunity by initiating and modulating naive T cell responses.

Fibrin-based matrices appear to activate angiogenic signaling in ASCs while P-fibrin matrices are uniquely able to also drive a vessel-like ASC phenotype.

Kobe was uniquely able to provoke Shaq's nasty and strange side.

"I think he was uniquely able to take that on because of his background.

"I don't think space is uniquely able to inspire people," Professor Ian Crawford of Birkbeck University tells me.

Late in the process, he finally agreed, saying he might be uniquely able to heal the review's partisan divisions.

Moreover, in some parts of the world like the US, natural gas is uniquely able to displace quickly and economically huge amounts of coal and oil.