Sentence examples for uniquely for a from inspiring English sources

Uniquely for a sovereign state, Montenegro has no currency.

Uniquely for a Russian region, Vladimir Putin has allowed Kadyrov to shape Chechnya in his own image.

HMRC makes it clear that anyone who works continuously and uniquely for a single firm is not genuinely self-employed.

Rushing after phantom red capes and narrowly avoiding swinging swords, it is — perhaps uniquely for a roller coaster — something of a morally exhausting experience.

He was as popular a solo act as he was a band member – almost uniquely for a child star, he retained his popularity even when his voice changed.

Uniquely for a privatisation on anything of this scale, there has been no public consultation, simply a series of weak "engagement" events led by paid "patient champions".

Uniquely for an Oasis track, it evokes the future, but a grim one.

Almost uniquely for an Amis character, she is treated with profound sympathy.

But anxiety about Orban's tilt towards Moscow has brought ferocious criticism of his democracy record from the Americans who blacklisted six Hungarian government officials for alleged corruption last month, uniquely for an EU or Nato government.

But by this time Arden was geographically as well as culturally and politically distanced, having moved to Ireland and, almost uniquely for an English writer at the time, taken up Irish issues in his work.

"The unique racial, ethnic and religious diversity of Rutgers-Newark provides unparalleled learning opportunities for our students, and prepares them uniquely for an ever more global world".