Sentence examples for not entirely unique from inspiring English sources

But its predicament is not entirely unique.

Such readings were not entirely unique back then.

Some of these cooperative cost-cutting tactics are not entirely unique to this downturn.

Some of these characteristics, however, are not entirely unique to humans.

In accordance with literature [17], pine resin and drying oil were the main ingredients in the black decorations on marble panels in the chapel of the tomb of Saint Anthony (Padua, Italy), so this recipe is not entirely unique.

If hearing even sounds is not merely a matter of hearing features of acoustic signals or structures, and if it is part of the function of auditory perception to furnish information about distal events on the basis of their audible characteristics, then speech is not entirely unique among things we hear (see also Rosenblum 2004).

Fury! Welcome to America!Voter anger is rising all over the world, and the bitterness in America isn't entirely unique.

This method isn't entirely unique – Vuze uses the Azureus BitTorrent protocol to do something very similar.

We should note that the service offered by Twilio Client isn't entirely unique — Jajah, for one, has done VoIP integrations on both websites and mobile apps.

In this regard, e.ventures is talking up its ability to support its portfolio startups with capital and operational expertise through the "full investment lifecycle," although that isn't entirely unique in European VC or elsewhere.

Well, not entirely alone.