Sentence examples for to unrepeatable from inspiring English sources

That victory was made possible by the Falklands war, the foundation of the SDP, Michael Foot's frail Labour leadership, a partial but dramatic economic revival, and a crusading, crisis-hungry prime minister – an almost freakish combination of factors that feels close to unrepeatable.

Toxicologists have continued for decades to ignore genetic variation when selecting animal models even though to do so leads to unreliable results [ 36] and using too few animals in the design of experiments can be as wasteful as using too many because the research becomes 'under-powered' and consequently invalid leading to unrepeatable work and avoidable repetition of research.

At first glance this seems to be 2013's lot, destined always to play a grudging Salieri to the unrepeatable operatic one-off that was 2012.

The consequences of lax mortgage lending were central to the crisis that Dodd-Frank was intended to make unrepeatable.

If The Third Man took this synergy to an unrepeatable peak, their collaboration had its fair share of pitfalls.

But others then ask: what about the Big Bang: if it turns out to be unrepeatable, must we conclude that it can't be studied scientifically?

The coefficients of variability are unavailable due to the unrepeatable check-up in the annular health examination.

Still, you can see why Salinger's approach to creativity – one unrepeatable work of brilliance, followed by decades of crabby silence – might appeal to past-it rock stars.

Years later, more desperate than ever, he is still trying to repeat the unrepeatable.

There was also Lili's determination to remain the unrepeatable love of a great poet's life.

First, the lead performance by Andrew Von Urtz: I have no idea whether his lines were scripted or just emerged from the gyroscopic whimsy of his own character, but they seem to be wondrously unrepeatable events, and throughout the film he offers viewers the live-wire sensation of never knowing what he'll come up with next.