Sentence examples for unique mores from inspiring English sources

• To the Sports Editor: It is easy to vilify veterinarians, who have taken an oath to promote animal health, but the entire racetrack culture is fueled by unique mores, superstitions and pressure to perform.

Golden ages are supposed to be rare, if not unique; more like comets than buses.

But it is far from unique; more than a dozen states have similar Stand Your Ground provisions.

"We tested for vitamin B12 levels in a unique, more accurate way by looking at two certain markers for it in the blood," she said.

At DVD Aficionado (www.dvdaficionado.com), where you can see the bulk of his collection (member name: GutWrencherdvds), that hardly makes him unique: more than 200 members boast libraries of 1,000 or more DVD's.

Yet new analysis by the Jubilee Debt Campaign reveals that Greece's plight is far from unique: more than 20 other countries are also wrestling with their own debt crises.

Because these kerosene findings are apparently unique, more studies in different settings are needed to confirm them.

The three biological replicate pools at each developmental stage shared a similar expression pattern, whereas samples at different stages exhibited unique more or less expressed genes.

57% of members agree that Gilt City is "more unique" and "more luxury oriented" than competitor sites.

Collectively, the startup now sees 70B pageviews per month and 600M uniques — more traffic per month than Instagram, eBay, Amazon, Aol, Apple and many more, combined.

Yours is unique, the more you craft it, the more powerful your Witch will be.