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He said that the sea was a great unifier and man's only hope.

This was history in the making, a unifier of high school state football.

Money, at the end of the day - when available - remains the great unifier.

He described himself as a unifier and said the party was not "spinning out of control."

Now he has to be the unifier around the world, and it's a different role."

Nature's eruptions give television an opportunity to be the great national unifier.

Because food is such a central part of any wedding celebration, it can also be the great unifier.

Find a unifier As you do more than one thing, a single job title will not suffice.

Not too long ago, television was thought to be the Great Unifier.

"Others have felt it was the role of the newspaper to be a great unifier.

I know people find that a little hard to believe, but I am a unifier.

"In Landrieu you have somebody the city looks to as a unifier and someone who can maybe get something done."

The only thing harder than unwaffling is being a mean unifier.

All of his life Grant had been a unifier.

The woman who had viewed Obama as a unifier was taken aback.

How would internal politics be affected once the external threat is no longer a unifier?

It is still a great unifier of stay-at-home mothers today.

Food in general is a great unifier of cultures, functions and personalities.

The clauses and can apply this rule with as unifier.

Such a substitution is also called a unifier of the unification problem.

Fortunately, we have seen extraordinary changes in teaching and learning where writing is the unifier of the curriculum.

This unifier business, at the expense of integrity, is nonsense.

Such unification problems do not have most general unifiers.

Various unifiers may produce expressions with varying numbers of free variables.

So far from being the disruptive one, he says, he is now the great unifier.