Sentence examples for be uniquely able to from inspiring English sources

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

Furthermore, the model is shown to be uniquely able to capture a broad range of mixture behaviours, including neutral, negative and positive deviations, illustrating its utility for formulation design.

But I never before thought about the way they keep each other as well; they will be uniquely able to bear witness and reconstruct for each other the world I am bringing them up in together.

The report highlights the imperative for informed engagement of children and youth, not only because of the child's right to participate, but because young people may be uniquely able to sustain focus of their communities and nations on the issue better than adults who have repeatedly postponed politically challenging policy realities.

Similarly, as the picture of health needs that these youth may face may be more complex than what might be addressable within the justice system, these data also suggest that comprehensive, multi-level services, such as the Wrap-around work pioneered by Karl Dennis [e.g., [ 63]], might be uniquely able to address the differing, but equally important needs of these high-risk youth.

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.

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

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

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.

And that's where the BBC is uniquely able to help, because we have so many music experts, from Steve Lamacq to Stuart Maconie to Zane Lowe.