Sentence examples for unique qualification from inspiring English sources

It is a fairly unique qualification to have.

But Howard Baldwin has a unique qualification for the job: he brought the Whalers here in the first place.

The Delaware senator possesses a unique qualification in the post-September 11th world a knowledge of foreign policy unrivalled on the Democratic side of Congress.

Mr Gore brings a unique qualification to his writing: the fact that he has operated at the highest level of government.

My colleague Nathan Heller, writing about the book, rightly zeroes in on Truffaut's unique qualification to create it, saying that he "has a director's experience, a fanboy's knowledge, and a critic's offhand bluntness".

And Motorola can back up that pitch with a unique qualification: Six Sigma.

He had, however, unique qualifications for the Afghanistan post.

"George has unique qualifications for sports mediation," said Robert Batterman, chief outside counsel to the National Football League.

"Alone among the contenders, he possesses the unique qualifications to confront and master our severe economic predicament," Mr. Pawlenty said of Mr. Romney.

Mr. Perry has repeatedly suggested that his experience as governor of Texas for a decade gives him unique qualifications to help the economy.

The Mother's Day weekend afforded the former first lady, accompanied by her daughter, Chelsea, the chance to remind voters of her unique qualifications in this election — not just as a woman, but as a mother.