Sentence examples for uniquely ready to from inspiring English sources
In the hours that followed, Halifax proved itself uniquely ready to help itself.
Throughout the next two decades, he was uniquely ready to engage in sustained debate with policy makers, diplomats and scholars from around the world.
The best guess is that a long process of technological innovation finally reached critical mass, creating new opportunities that American business was uniquely ready to exploit.
Polls show that by virtue of her political experience and her recognized talents, people recognize that Hillary is almost uniquely ready to serve as president and as commander-in-chief, even among those who politically oppose her.
At this moment -- we, young leaders, are uniquely positioned and ready to fight for laws that reflect our values and partner with elected officials who understand (or even better: share!) our lived experiences.
The working population may not be ready to perform the uniquely human tasks that are increasingly driving economic growth.
With faster growth rates of working-age persons who were particularly ready to take low-wage jobs, Latino immigrants were uniquely positioned to capture more employment opportunities in these states.
He can be viewed as the Henry Ford of religion, with a uniquely American knack for enterprise and innovation, or a Jim Jones figure from the dark edge of the frontier, ready to take his followers off a cliff with him.
In a uniquely volatile electorate, enamored of neither candidate, weighing Trump's temperament versus Clinton's ethics, many of those who had finally been ready to vote for the Democrat fled.
