Sentence examples for by a unique blend from inspiring English sources

Its recruiters stand alongside Goldman Sachs at college job fairs, and its recruits — class presidents, varsity athletes, all with soaring G.P.A.'s — are part of a community marked by a unique blend of swagger and idealism.

Ruffini's online presence is defined by a unique blend of analysis, advocacy, and activism.

For example, the asymmetrical expression of neurotransmitter receptors in A1 and MG implies that excitatory, inhibitory, and modulatory inputs to each region are mediated by a unique blend of receptor types that variably influence activity [ 26, 18, 22].

The ability to be flexible and responsive is supported by a unique blend of characteristics: the mixed economy of funding, the size of the collaboration enabling work to link into a number of organizations, access to a wide range of research expertise, and longevity of the funding (5 years initially).

"He has driven the distinctiveness of Radio 3 by developing a unique blend of music and speech programming, and creating special events like the Free Thinking festival.

Susan Winter, vocalist, accompanied by Rick Jensen singing a unique blend of pop, jazz and cabaret.

After the war, South Tyrol was annexed by Italy, creating a unique blend of Italian, Ladin, and Austrian cultures that bring a punchline to life.

By mixing different ratios of the ingredients with grossly contaminated firing-range soil holding nearly seven times the amount of lead deemed dangerous by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency the researchers identified a unique blend that locked up 98% of leachable lead contamination and 96% of the copper.

Eurostar chief executive Nicolas Petrovic said: "By joining forces with Keolis, we bring a unique blend of expertise and innovation with a fresh perspective.

Employment by an early stage start-up can offer a unique blend of science and business experience.

Being a settler nation, Canada has been shaped by waves of migration that have combined to form a unique blend of art, cuisine, literature, humour and music.