Sentence examples for uniquely persistent from inspiring English sources
The globalization of soccer and of course, the birth of MLS has caused such change, yet the hope of the organization and presumably their ambitious sponsors (who declined to discuss the exact size of the deal), is that the Cosmos is a uniquely persistent brand.
Legionella are uniquely persistent due to the way the bacteria grows and survives — typically in the biofilm of microorganisms that builds up within a water distribution system over time.
(b) Our model, in which each molecule is described by a data or fileset and has its own uniquely assigned persistent identifier.
We took advantage of uniquely mobile features like push notifications, geolocation, and persistent login.
Because of concerns raised by these earlier studies, we explored the association of serum levels of these persistent OCs with early reproductive failure uniquely observable within the context of an IVF study.
And this is troubling at a moment in time when this uniquely complex and multilayered relationship simultaneously experiences bold new opportunities and persistent challenges, not least amongst the latter the perilous signs of nativist populism tainted with anti-Mexicanism in the U.S. campaign trail.
"It is uniquely challenging".
"It's uniquely dysfunctional".
His ecumenical outreach, persistent pursuit of reconciliation and his intellectual standing vastly outweighed whatever controversy touched his theological opinions, and he was seen to be uniquely qualified for the office and the traditional cardinal's hat that soon followed.
What uniquely identifies us?
