Sentence examples for has no unique from inspiring English sources
As Corey Powell points out in his review of Susskind's book, M-theory has no unique solutions (as yet).
She has no unique selling point, no clearly defined theme profound enough or large enough to propel her to the very top of her field.
Janet Abels New York, Sept. 9, 2008 To the Editor: If I understand David Brooks correctly, John McCain is doing well by emphasizing style over substance — he has no unique or innovative policies, but he's a maverick-type guy.
The Devanāgarī consonants are divided into classes of stops (sounds that are pronounced by stopping and then releasing the airflow, such as k, c, ṭ, t, p), semivowels (y, r, l, v), and spirants (ś, ṣ, s, h; h comes last because it has no unique place of articulation).
Typically the measurement problem has no unique solution.
The pairwise SLF consists of weighted nonoverlapping hyperbolic objects and therefore has no unique maximum.
Pastors have special responsibilities, derived from the consent of the church, which only they can discharge, but they have no unique priestly status. 5. Independence of the local church.
Chile, Portugal, Colombia and South Africa have no unique content.
Orchards had no unique species, vineyards two, and fynbos 14 unique species.
Personal goods, such as leisure and life expectancy, have no unique market price.
In the UK they have no unique planning status and have been overlooked as discrete landscape elements.
