Sentence examples for uniquely argued from inspiring English sources

But the Germans almost uniquely argued for the anti-Keynesian concept of spending cuts amid declining demand.

This study goes beyond standard and competing accounts of white or black nationalism in South Africa: it intriguingly and uniquely argues that the legal culture of South African citizenship has its origins in the Asian population and its encounters with the emerging South African state.

Though hardly as exciting as picking up the five-note riff from space that obsessed Richard Dreyfus in "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," evidence of extraterrestrial bacteria would show that life is not a fluke, a uniquely local phenomenon, as argued in a spoilsport book published last year called "Rare Earth".

What makes the Great Lakes — which contain 21percentt of the earth's surface freshwater — unique, Egan argues, is also what makes them uniquely vulnerable.

Montaigne lived in an era when standards of evidence were being relaxed for witchcraft trials, because – as his contemporary Jean Bodin influentially argued – witches were uniquely strong at resisting interrogation, yet their planned crimes were uniquely dangerous and must be prevented at all costs.

What happened next was, I'd argue, uniquely American: a predictable interaction between large scale antiterrorism initiatives and the sectors and institutions that stood, and still stand, to profit by them.

This frequent practice often makes those in the adult industry, Goddess Lilith argues, uniquely aware of the importance of sexual communication, especially with new or short-term partners, and well versed in what needs to be covered.

Indeed, the ability to impersonate has sometimes been argued to be uniquely human [15], [72], [73]; emulation has therefore been considered primitive compared to impersonation, although in child development the ability to emulate appears much later [74].

The Lynn waiver provoked criticism because a lobbyist for a military contractor seemed exactly what the policy was aimed at, but Mr. Obama argued that Mr. Lynn was uniquely qualified.

And Mr. Sisi has argued that he is uniquely able to address all of those issues because he has the public trust.

But she had crucial allies: trusted aides who argued that he was uniquely qualified to run in 2012 and owed it to himself, and the country, to try.