Sentence examples for historically unique from inspiring English sources

This is what makes the EU historically unique.

This near tripling of world irrigation within 50 years was historically unique.

But Europe's rapid secularization is historically unique and, as we have just seen, relatively recent.

If Clinton wins, her victory will be historically unique — and precarious — in another way.

"Besides, this country is historically unique; it offers many important references, especially for African-Americans".

Its €220,000 ($306,000) asking price doesn't seem excessive for such a historically unique piece.

Each of these brands has historically had unique qualities.

In 21st-century Britain, more often than not the worst doesn't happen, and it is this privileged reality (geographically unusual; historically practically unique) that interests her.

"This is historically a unique community on the planet," said Ms. Lopez, "where a subgroup of people in a specific city have it as theirs but don't have an economic stake".

Running against the party is not, historically, a unique phenomenon.

"Historically, apartments with unique features tend to be less volatile," he continued.