Sentence examples for possibly unique from inspiring English sources

In step 2b, a false positive might seem possible if there was latent SK in the EVEN line coded by mitochondria/endosymbionts (possibly unique to the EVEN line), but this phenotype was suppressed in sons by the Y and/or recessive genes in the EVEN line.

This was an unusual – possibly unique – arrangement.

This passage is possibly unique in the political chronicles of the state.

There is an unspoken affection, possibly unique to New York, for these concrete right angles.

In January, an argument on Twitter started in the manner characteristic of, possibly unique to, that medium.

All of this was mapped out under the all-party agreement in parliament – itself a rare and possibly unique phenomenon.

The editors' blog, which has been following the week's highs and occasional lows, has been an interesting – possibly unique?

Sandy has been called a "superstorm," a "Frankenstorm," a "freakish and unprecedented monster," and possibly "unique in the annals of American weather history".

This put us in the possibly unique position of being three lads on holiday in a foreign capital, strolling around the streets looking for entertainment... completely sober.

In that moment he could claim the possibly unique distinction of uniting anti-abortion and pro-choice groups in joint condemnation.

"This is possibly a unique couple of years with a certain kind of actor and a certain kind of film nominated," counters Berry.