Sentence examples similar to uniquely oversee from inspiring English sources
So "she will be uniquely qualified to oversee the opening of the Roosevelt Island campus and to capitalize on the opportunity to make Cornell Tech a major new player in the life of New York City," Hunter R. Rawlings III, the interim president, recently said.
Two of the people interviewed, the Paris fire chief and the brigade's chief medical doctor, had a uniquely comprehensive view as they helped oversee the response, shuttling back and forth between the attack sites and their headquarters.
Though the financial crisis was global, it originated in America's uniquely fragmented financial system, overseen by a patchwork of federal and state regulators.
oversee the financing facility.
"We would love to have an hour news magazine or a talk show, something uniquely New Jersey," said Pharoah Cranston, the operations manager of NJN Radio, who oversees the small studio in Trenton.
The regulatory body that oversees the safety assessment of genetically modified (GM) crops in the European Union, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), uniquely requires that endogenous allergen levels be quantified as part of the compositional characterization of GM versions of crops, such as soybean, that are considered to be major allergenic foods.
Perhaps Mr. Kissinger, who oversaw the illegal, secret bombing of Cambodia and acquiesced to Indonesia's 1975 invasion of East Timor is uniquely qualified to investigate the terrorist tragedy of Sept. 11.
"He really oversaw everything".
