Sentence examples for be uniquely empowered to from inspiring English sources

One of the chief paradoxes of photography is that though it seems to be uniquely empowered to function as a medium of realism, it does so only rarely and under special circumstances, often behaving as if reality were something to be avoided at all costs.

It is possible to believe both that Islamist terrorism is real and that Islamist terrorism is uniquely empowered here because of the availability of guns designed to kill many people very quickly.

Bush's speech, he says, "professed anew this self-confidence of a nation tirelessly willing and uniquely empowered to take on the responsibilities of global leadership.

Like his predecessors, Pope Francis sees himself as uniquely empowered to explain and defend the common good.

Children may be uniquely susceptible to cognitive deficits, Dr. Kershaw said.

Complaint handlers were insufficiently empowered to handle complaints.

Even this is a significant finding, a living example of deep integration of – and dialogue between – EU mechanisms and member states and of the uniquely influential role the ECJ is empowered to play in human rights matters.

Microenterprise is uniquely designed to empower women because — through the trial and error of its development, going back to Muhammad Yunus's invention of it in Bangladesh — women are much greater at investing in future goods than the men who have participated in microcredit have turned out to be.

They're empowered to do so.

Indeed, consumers are empowered to choose freely and autonomously.

Just over half (52.5%) were empowered to manage household finances.