Sentence examples for Not singly from inspiring English sources

As to the argument of the "intellectual" that that New York chambermaids arrive in brigades, not singly, words fail me but not this columnist.

Because temporary wetlands function as integral landscape components, not singly as isolated entities, their cumulative loss is ecologically detrimental yet not currently part of the conservation calculus.

Anti-relativist philosophers of science are often willing to concede all three points above, but insist that they do not, singly or jointly, justify the claim that scientific knowledge, in any philosophically interesting sense, is relative to its context of production.

In October 1639, Horrocks had calculated that transits of Venus occur not singly, but in pairs eight years apart, and realised that the second transit would occur in less than four weeks.

Things that should not singly impress you enough to choose them: they train celebrities, they are over-booked, they have a terrific physique (although, they should take care of their appearance), they are too aggressive or you cannot walk the next day.

Furthermore, the molecules in signaling pathways are not singly linked to each other.

If a maximally reduced MUL-tree T is not singly-labeled, there does not exist a singly-labeled tree T′ such that I (T ) = I (T ′ ).

If the MUL-tree in Theorem 1 is maximally reduced and not singly-labeled, the containment is proper; i.e., I (T ) ≠ I (T ′ ), which is the claim of Corollary 3. Figure 5 illustrates this.

TROUBLES do not come singly to Zimbabwe.

DEATH and defection: troubles do not come singly at Fiat, Italy's struggling carmaker.

In the triply n/i/eNOS−/− mice, but not in singly eNOS−/− mice, several cardiovascular phenotypes, including arteriosclerosis/atherosclerosis, myocardial infarction, and dyslipidemia, have been described.