As a people, they are singularly resilient and brave.

Alas, Cameron is singularly ill equipped to make such a positive argument.

We are singularly honored today in having with us an old friend.

Regardless of the true explanation, the US is singularly unprepared for jobless recoveries.

Euclid is known as the author of a singularly influential work known as Elements.

The Conference was singularly important to a very large degree to the success or failure of Agenda 21.

Both reforms are incomplete and may not be sufficient to jump start the economy and mobilize a singularly passive civil society.

Western intellectuals, who were instrumental in pressuring the Soviet Union in support of Andrei Sakharov, have been singularly quiet when it comes to Ibrahim.

And so we chose to look at Paul Rusesabagina as an example of a gentleman who singularly used his life to do something positive.

And so now I'm going to take you through sort of a way of looking at play, but it's never just singularly one thing.

When world financial leaders meet in Singapore this month for the joint World Bank International Monetary Fund meetings, they must confront one singularly important question.

The right to freedom of conscience and freedom of religion and the right to practice religion freely and openly have assumed singularly treacherous forms in Croatia.

But, for now, Hirohito remains a singularly unfathomable and isolated character who defies common understandings alas, to the detriment of a better understanding of what actually happened.

As was typical of many boom towns, Jeffrey City was singularly dependent on the local mine, and after it closed there was no reason for residents to remain.

If there is a government conspiracy to suppress the reports and keep for itself the scientific knowledge the aliens bring, it seems to have been a singularly ineffective policy so far.

Although China has expressed some vague concerns over the crisis to the Burmese government, it has not taken any action that could meaningfully affect the regime s calculations, despite its singularly unique leverage.

But what that trip singularly failed to do was paper over a startling fact the Washington Consensus about how the global economy should be run is now a thing of the past.

For within Russia, President Putin does appear to be an isolated island, at least among the Russian elite who have singularly failed to embrace his decision to anchor Russia firmly to the West.

113. Perhaps the singularly most important event for the United Nations system since the last review and appraisal of the IDS was the Earth Summit in Rio and the adoption of Agenda 21.

Over the more than 25 years of its existence, the Human Rights Committee has developed singularly important jurisprudence on the issue of the right to life and its effect of narrowing down any application of capital punishment.

Beyond specific possible explanations of these phenomena, it must be admitted that they look singularly paradoxical in view of the role that each of these Courts was required to play in its distinctive juridical and institutional context.

BRUSSELS President Barack Obama s first appearances outside North America in London, Strasbourg, Prague, and Istanbul galvanized world attention. But what that trip singularly failed to do was paper over a startling fact the Washington Consensus about how the global economy should be run is now a thing of the past.

Then as swiftly came the sponge from the washstand and then the chair, flinging the stranger's coat and trousers carelessly aside, and laughing drily in a voice singularly like the stranger's, turned itself up with its four legs at Mrs. Hall, seemed to take aim at her for a moment, and charged at her.