Sentence examples for uniquely responsible from inspiring English sources
Britain has a special responsibility in this, because it is uniquely responsible for our suffering: our national tragedy began with the Balfour Declaration.
She has a confused notion of something that she calls "capitalism," and which is somehow held uniquely responsible for the oppression of animals, including dogs.
The idea took hold that the public school was uniquely responsible for the Americanization and assimilation of the largest foreign immigration in the nation's history".
When you've come to terms with that it frees you from the burden of having to think that every step you take is something that you've got to be uniquely responsible for.
David Cameron yesterday warned US legislators not to pass laws designed to make BP uniquely responsible for the Gulf oil spill, so pushing compensation demands and fines up to levels that the oil giant could not absorb.
They came to power on the promise that they would prove themselves capable of governing, and now their party is poised to cripple the one agency that's uniquely responsible for keeping Americans safe.
After months of silence, Mr Rudd used Q&A, an Australian Broadcasting Corporation programme, to admit that his decision was "a wrong call for which I uniquely am responsible".
In this view, the essential prefrontal-parietal gamma-oscillatory network uniquely subsumed areas responsible for processing complex visual forms and patterns (right ITG) and areas required to initiate a response (left PreCG) during the −220 to −280 ms period, indicating that during this interval a new image was incorporated into visual experience and a button press was initiated.
But there is something uniquely traumatic about being responsible for patients' lives, while being crushed under a workload so punitive it gives neither the time nor space for safe assessment of those patients.
Twitter is uniquely dependent on and responsible for the long-term health and value of the platform.
Kim's reductio strategy, then, would fail to uniquely identify the culprit responsible for producing the trouble as the bridge laws rather than the rational principle, all of which are strict.
