Sentence examples for making it uniquely from inspiring English sources

Several aspects of our intervention should increase its efficiency and credibility, relative to other interventions, making it uniquely suited for widespread dissemination.

The selling off of council houses under the Thatcher government was expected to stimulate people's nesting instinct: owning a home would mean making it uniquely your own.

Functional near infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) is a safe, non-invasive, relatively quiet imaging technique that is tolerant of movement artifact making it uniquely ideal for the assessment of hearing mechanisms.

There's a freshness there, a sense of taking familiar material and making it uniquely Dunham's own.

It's about being in and out with the old and the new and mixing it up, and making it uniquely you with a sleek look for every night of the week.

"The mandate was to continue not just to take a look at the fiscal challenges that face the schools but that they remain academically excellent, flowing from a sense of our Catholic identity — right doctrine, positive culture, school climate and culture — all of the things that go into making it uniquely Catholic," she said.

Retailers turn to Li & Fung because its resources make it uniquely equipped to find the Mexican port that can accept a shipment sooner, to persuade a Chinese fabric maker to cut an extra thousand square feet of silk faster, and to coax a factory in Bangladesh to fill an order more cheaply.

Every condition has its own set of adaptations that make it uniquely stable in its environment.

But what gives the number its power and authority, and what makes it uniquely suited to the Rockettes, is its use of precision technique.

Mr Case feared that MSN would overtake AOL because the distribution of its software with Windows made it uniquely easy for subscribers to sign up.Yet by the spring of 1996, Microsoft was prepared to sacrifice MSN to further its war aims against Netscape.

Its large 1 km3 size will make it uniquely sensitive to the detection of neutrinos from astrophysical sources.