Sentence examples for uniquely large from inspiring English sources

To the click complexes must be added varying numbers of nonclick consonants resulting in some uniquely large and complicated consonant systems.

"We will look at Afghanistan in its entirety -- the fact that we've made a uniquely large contribution so far -- and we will contribute appropriately," a senior White House official said.

The opinion of the court, delivered by chief justice John Roberts, recognised that many owners of modern cellphones "keep on their person a digital record of nearly every aspect of their lives", which may disclose a uniquely large volume of personal information if searched.

In an interview at an event Wednesday evening in San Francisco kicking off the crowdfunding campaign, Illuminate The Arts chairman Ben Davis said that The Bay Lights has reached a uniquely large audience.

Haploops nirae is a gregarious tubiculous amphipod which extended its habitat over thousands of hectares in shallow waters of South Brittany bays (Bay of Biscay, Atlantic) over the last decades and created uniquely large and dense tube mats.

The astragalus, which is known from four examples, is wide and short and contains a uniquely large posteromedial process.

The big band is starting to sound more integrated, like uniquely large-ensemble music, not just a quintet with add-ons.

Uniquely among large British cities, Bristol marches to the beat of its own drum (and bass).

However, perhaps uniquely for large geomorphic systems on Earth, there are no field-scale process-product studies of submarine channels.

Whilst pDC can also present antigen to T cells, they uniquely secrete large amounts of IFN-α that contributes to anti-viral immunity [11], [12].

Sixteen of the 17 urban studies recruited uniquely at large hospitals.