Sentence examples for to unique from inspiring English sources
adjective
Being the only one of its kind; unequaled, unparalleled or unmatched.
Those uniquely aligned reads (reads mapped to unique locations in the reference genome) were retained.
The average account reported to Unique owes about $80, Mr. Bowling said.
The cottage is new to Unique Cottages so still has decent availability for this summer.
I Protect is the latest in a series of warning apps tailored to unique local threats.
Their "FOI machine" gives them access to unique data to draw on for their customers.
"In addition to unique, inspiring goods, I wanted to return to traditional shopkeeping, where service matters more than spreadsheets.
"But we believe the problem is related to unique driving conditions in Germany that don't apply here".
Herbst was adamantly opposed to unique Art Deco pieces done in luxury materials for an elite clientele.
Users will be able to customize handsets to unique specifications.
It cracked the code when it came to unique customer demands in this market.
none of 20 cases of counterterrorism "successes" led to unique or otherwise unavailable intelligence.
