Sentence examples for uniquely both from inspiring English sources

Yet uniquely, both rulings fit in with India's super-conservative extended family-structured value system which is adhered to throughout the nation as well as the Hindu majority's religious beliefs.

There is something about the rusty, tannic nature, the metallic edge of a strong brew, which, uniquely, both rinses the palate effectively between mouthfuls and, at the same time, smoothly lies under the flavours of beans on toast in a way that, like a deep bass note or loft insulation, enhances and rounds-out its warm, comforting qualities.

Methane is uniquely both a product and pollutant, which means these emissions represent a material risk as well as an opportunity for the oil and gas industry.

Each room or suite is themed after its own sea captain, and each is decorated uniquely, both with portraits of the seamen and with its own combination of antique and modern furnishings.

Uniquely, both sexes of the KAD rat can survive more than 1.5 years without any spontaneous development of tumors, despite homozygosity for the KAD mutation.

"[A]s an educational researcher, I believe that MIT has captured, perhaps uniquely, both the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for colleges and universities," writes Dan Butin for The Huffington Post about a new report released by the MIT Task Force on the Future of MIT Education.

After elimination of 146 transcripts with multiple hits on the 93-11 genome, 510,458 unique probes of 45,035 transcripts survived uniquely targeting both the Nipponbare and 93-11 genomes.

Uniquely mingling both made him an original.

Social science operates uniquely at both ends of the research telescope.

Kakadu's status as a world heritage site (at 20,000 sq km it is half the size of Holland) rests uniquely on both ecological and cultural claims.

Adelson authorised a $700,000 payment in legal fees to Alves, who described himself as "uniquely situated both as counsel and legislator" to serve Las Vegas Sands in Macau.