uniquely qualified

常見(jiàn)例句

Thompson also argues that his background as a lawyer and senator makes him uniquely qualified to be commander in chief.
湯普森也強(qiáng)調(diào)了其作為一名律師和參議員的背景，這使他具有成為（國(guó)家）統(tǒng)帥的獨(dú)一無(wú)二的資格。
Candidates are required to create a video application in English of up to one minute explaining why they are uniquely qualified for the job.
應(yīng)聘者需要在網(wǎng)上提交一段時(shí)長(zhǎng)不超過(guò)一分鐘的英語(yǔ)視頻申請(qǐng)，說(shuō)明自己為何能勝任這份工作。
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It makes her uniquely qualified to talk about freedom, the subject of her two Reith Lectures, recorded by a BBC team on a subsequent clandestine mission.
這個(gè)選擇使她成為最有資格談?wù)撟杂傻娜恕@也正是她的兩集瑞斯講座的主題，隨后BBC團(tuán)隊(duì)將秘密記錄下這一演講。

She says the bond between service dogs and their handlers makes the animals uniquely qualified to deal with PTSD symptoms, including dissociative episodes, or flashbacks.
But Fed chairman Ben Bernanke countered, saying the central bank's expertise in setting monetary policy makes it uniquely qualified to identify risks to the financial system.

Money managers seek to persuade investors that they are uniquely qualified to manage investor monies.
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One is that India was—still is—uniquely qualified to be a moral champion of disarmament.
ECONOMIST: India
This is somebody who has been -- who all involved say is uniquely qualified.
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