Sentence examples for means unique to from inspiring English sources

This measurement gap is by no means unique to Timberland.

Garden theft is by no means unique to New York.

The problem is by no means unique to Bangladesh.

But the tension exposed by these disparities is by no means unique to the US.

This experience is by no means unique to humanitarians working in Palestine.

Children fathered by the soldiers of occupying armies are by no means unique to France.

The problem is by no means unique to Newham, the project's leader, Jane Williams, stresses.

This regional challenge is by no means unique to the Bank, of course.

The scramble to unload cash is by no means unique to Spain.

Such a culture is by no means unique to the now distressed copier company.

The former is typically the relevent one for pan-genome discussions, but in the context of discussing large-scale phylogenies (including multiple genera) "uniqueness" probably means unique relative to all genes in the analysis.