Sentence examples for vital and unique from inspiring English sources
"The acquisition and use of bulk provides vital and unique intelligence that the security and intelligence agencies cannot obtain by any other means.
Earlier this month the commission declared that the Smithsonian's science programs were "unfocused and underfunded," and recommended that a "distinguished scientist" be found to run the museum, which has specimen collections that are a "vital and unique national resource".
Gaining access to the funds, City Opera said at the time, would "ensure that the fundamental purpose of the Wallace Fund — the support of City Opera itself, as a vital and unique institution and a constituent part of the Lincoln Center campus — is not frustrated".
In short, how where they live is a vital and unique part of the story of life on Earth.
Mitochondrial RNA editing is a vital and unique process that occurs in the mitochondria of trypanosomatids.
And in this, education's role is especially vital and unique, as it increases human potential and development at the individual as well as the social level.
It is vital role of geotechnical engineer and unique technique to determined landslide failure by scanning land surface [2].
She said: "I see the same youthful energy here – and I am eager to hear what the young people with us have to say, not only because their insight and unique perspective is a vital component of our work here, but because, in participating and making their voices heard, young people remind us again of the immeasurably rich resource they represent".
Debate has proved vital, and the president plays a unique role because the public usually pays attention only after the president has spoken.
A vital, unique and uncategorisable celebration of the spirit of life wherever it is found, Wild is a profound and extraordinary piece of work.
Understanding how the history, poverty, and unique resources of a given community shape the community's attitude towards research is vital for researchers entering that community.
