"This company is a unique resource," Mr. Kramer said.
Then, in 1999, Mr. Taylor put his hands on a unique resource: the Liberian maritime registry system.
It is meticulously cross-indexed, and has proved to be a unique resource for tracing lost objects.
But I think what it does is show us how we can conserve an absolutely unique resource," Shine said.
Yet, given the authors' unprecedented access to inside information and their devotion to detail, the book is a unique resource.
The end result is a unique resource for everybody, from the interested casual observer to the teacher hoping to enthuse his pupils and the dedicated research scientist.
The four million stills are a unique resource, and the museum's longtime curator of film stills, Mary Corliss, knows all about them.
It will offer the political community a unique resource that only a collective hub of research professionals can provide – and it will also form a robust means of ensuring that policies are accountable.
Ms. Chase, who has an M.B.A. from the Sloan School of Management at M.I.T., understood that the Internet "enabled a large group of people to share a unique resource" -- like a car.
We've got a unique resource here, which could be delivering advances in everything from new drugs to clean energy storage, but it's sitting dormant for much of the year because scientists don't have the funds to keep the doors open.
The Digital Archive is a unique resource which consists of over a million pages of Guardian & Observer content including all articles, photos, cartoons and advertisements dating back more than 200 years.
