Sentence examples for reasonably unique from inspiring English sources

So if you get in early, you can own something reasonably unique for not much money.

Roger Johnston, a defence analyst at Edison Investment Research, says: "As an industry, it is reasonably unique in how it's viewed within government".

It can be concluded from Figs. 3, 4, 5 and 6 that a reasonably unique normalised NCL exists for all sands, irrespective of their initial void ratio, origin (mineralogy) and the type of test.

It is encouraging to note from Fig. 3 that a reasonably unique isotropic normal compression line exists for different sands covering a wide range of initial void ratios and compression characteristics.

The beer's straw colour made it reasonably unique for the time, and its individuality helped it to become an immediate success.

The reason is that these "special interest" groups naturally and reasonably promote their unique or particular interests.

However it's a very nice looking, reasonably comfortable, extremely unique watch and high-tech fashion accessory which is certain to amaze almost everyone you know.

The selected NPMR models reasonably reflected the unique climate niche for each species and the arid shrub community type, and adequately predicted species distributions in our study area based on AUC results (range 0.81 0.93 for all but mountain shrub) for the validation datasets of presence and absence locations (Table 4).

With a unique and reasonably long history of what are labelled National Quality Registries (NQRs), Sweden today has 81 NQRs and 24 NQR candidates, all of them corresponding to national criteria and thus receiving financial support by the government [ 9].

I've zoomed past the age in which I can reasonably expect to appreciate the unique pleasures of the festival without needing my stomach pumped immediately afterwards.

This unique phenomenon is reasonably attributed to the shape-selectivity of the zeolite sheath with uniform micropores, where the pollutant molecules with sizes less than zeolite micropores could be diffused but bulky organisms are hindered to access to the radicals on the TiO2 surface.