Sentence examples for uniquely concerned from inspiring English sources

Garden and landscape design is uniquely concerned with direct relations among art, science, and nature.

The resulting document, "Traffic in Towns," was uniquely concerned with the entire urban environment rather than with traffic alon It became a Stationary Office best-seller, and recognized as a pundit with a practical grasp of his times... Excerpt from Paragraph No. 391 of "Traffic in Towns".

As a state with an economy focused on exports--a lot of which go to countries with GMO bans--Washington is uniquely concerned about GMO contamination.

However, it is important to note that no cingulate subregion is uniquely concerned with pain response: rather it appears that cingulate regions subserve a range of processes, which are particularly relevant to pain (Vogt and Sikes 2009).

By appealing to independently motivated phasal architectures, I am able to provide an analysis of nonsententials without positing construction-specific stipulations uniquely concerning nonsententials.

"I'm concerned uniquely about Florida's economy as it relates to this because commercial aviation is a lifeblood for our state," Gov. Jeb Bush said.

In short, if access to the ballot is no longer a uniquely Southern concern, that might be because the problem has become more widespread.

But the fact that Trump has explicitly assailed just about every major media enterprise except Fox News and Breitbart makes him a uniquely terrible messenger for a gospel concerned with free speech.

As far as the rest of Europe is concerned, sports on Dec. 26 is uniquely British.

Does it leave you concerned that after having a sometimes uniquely French view of sex and sexual relations that the country risks falling into an American-style sexual correctness?

Trump's lawyers might have something to say about Daisey's claims here, but theatergoers were more concerned with the story that was being uniquely woven in the monologist's imagination.