Sentence examples for unique periods from inspiring English sources

Pregnancy is one of the most and unique periods of women's life-cycle.

The key to stage theories is the understanding of stages as unique periods of development, with each stage typified by its own special behavioural and cognitive characteristics.

"It was a unique period," Stewart recalled.

I just think, Jim, that this is an absolutely unique period in world history.

"It really was a unique period of time, in the sense that the total country, with very few exceptions, was really united," Justice Stevens said.

Moreover, the reform movements cited by Ms. Lewis can be attributed to a unique period of American exceptionalism unlikely to be replicated in our globalized economy.

It would, however, be artificial to write as if the information for this unique period were no better than that available for any other.

O'Hara may have been difficult to deal with, but his stories — with their ability to capture so expertly the social foibles of a unique period in time — still resonate.

Hawke said the world was living through a unique period where it was the first time since the end of the second world war that there hadn't been "an outstanding political leader … anywhere in the democratic world".

He said he never sought the position and accepted the offer from Mr. Bush nearly two years ago because he felt compelled to take the job because it was a unique period in history, "like 1929".

Somewhere in the Football Association's Wembley archives, next to the battered bid books for the failed attempts to host 2006 and 2018 World Cup tournaments and Charles Hughes's coaching manual, sit the files from a series of investigations in the middle of the last decade into a unique period in football's recent history.