Sentence examples for is a unique example from inspiring English sources

The Hospital of St. Cross (1136) is a unique example of a medieval almshouse still maintained.

Ljubljana's Celica Hotel - a converted prison less than a kilometre from the city centre - is a unique example.

The park is a unique example of an area that was overused in this instance by mountain farmers and was allowed to return to its natural state.

Robert McDonald, lead scientist, The Nature Conservancy Global Cities programme, @RobIMcDonald You can look at the equity issue from multiple dimensions but in terms of affordability, Singapore is a unique example and has some interesting tariff structures and subsidies targeted at lower income households.

"This is a unique example," Aoki says.

The Drosophila eye is a unique example of such patterning through cell death.

Moreover, we are going to prove that it is a very restrictive hypothesis, because there is an unique example of t-norm (not necessarily continuous) verifying this property.

The Chaplin theme – Marche Grotesque – appears to be a unique example of a score written for a particular artist.

Zahar, a doctor, predicts the get-together in Annapolis, Md., will be "a unique example of failure".

This was a unique example of the public's coming to know what passed between the queen and one of her prime ministers.

Meanwhile, with Garton Ash, we are left to rue the painful fact that "the democratization of Yugoslavia, and of Bosnia in particular, would, had it worked, have been a unique example of a part of Europe moving peacefully from a truly multiethnic society under an undemocratic (imperial, then Communist) political roof to such a society within a democratic framework".