It's an inflationary proposal, to be sure, but in a deflationary environment, has the unique virtue of counteracting current troubles rather than reinforcing them.
This recognition, by the way, is the unique virtue of the Huckabee campaign he's making his case for the presidency on behalf of the populist wing and it bears watching how he fares when the primary voting begins.
This recognition, by the way, is the unique virtue of the Huckabee campaign--he's making his case for the presidency on behalf of the populist wing--and it bears watching how he fares when the primary voting begins.
All this helped to create a myth of English uniqueness, not to say of unique English virtue.
But despite his success and his relative contentment, he soon found he needed to take advantage of one of CNRS's unique virtues: the organisation allows its scientists to work in another country for 5 years and then return to their old position or a comparable one.
Americans, as Kennan was grimly aware, are enamored of their supposedly unique virtues and unique destiny.
IPN materials possess a series of unique properties, by virtue of which they represent particularly suitable candidates for this application.
By virtue of unique technical and economical advantages, horizontal well development has become a key technology in the high-efficiency development of tight gas reservoirs, however, this has worked unsatisfactorily in unstratified gas reservoirs.
LaA and LaC differ only by virtue of unique C-terminal extensions, 96 residues for LaA and six for LaC [2].
By virtue of unique LBS within Kringles, the capacity of Lp(a) attaching to and retaining in vessel walls is significantly enhanced.
