Sentence examples for uniquely rich from inspiring English sources

The eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 A.D. preserved a uniquely rich sample of Roman life.

Incapable of keeping… The eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 A.D. preserved a uniquely rich sample of Roman life.

The streets of Seoul strike me as a uniquely rich and incongruous mixture of the urban future and the urban past.

"The establishment of Tun Mustapha park will boost the conservation and biodiversity of this uniquely rich natural environment," said Marco Lambertini, Director General of WWF International.

This is a vast and uniquely rich dataset compiled from 20-minute interviews with 800,000 music lovers from 25 different countries, recording their interests, attitudes, behaviours, and their familiarity and appreciation of music.

It is uniquely rich in evolutionary evidence, for in it is ­conserved life on Earth as it was 48 million years ago – and in such a state of preservation that the last meal eaten by "Ida" can be analysed.

Assuming the proper name 'Bill Gates' is analyzed as the definite description 'the richest person alive', the sentence 'Bill Gates exists' has a logical form that can be more accurately expressed as There is someone that is uniquely richer than anyone else alive.

Uniquely among rich countries, America's system of health insurance is not universal.

Almost uniquely among rich countries, American men now aged between 25 and 34 are less likely than their fathers to have a college degree.

First, we show the relative importance of head, discharge, and tracer information for characterizing response times in a uniquely data rich catchment that includes 266 age-tracer measurements (SF6, CFCs, and 3H) in addition to long term monitoring of water levels and stream discharge.

However, there remains considerable uncertainty regarding the hydro-geochemical pathways and spatiotemporal dynamics of residual H+ and metal(loid) mobilisation into the tidal fringe surface waters of these uniquely iron-rich landscapes.