The phrase "alone a fact" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something is a fact by itself, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The evidence presented is alone a fact that cannot be disputed."
Alternatives: "a fact in itself" or "a fact on its own".
Drinks take seconds to serve, so Grenia can helm the bar alone, a fact that keeps prices down to dangerously palatable levels.
In many countries, including Britain and France, the last vestiges of capital punishment survived for rare cases of treason alone: a fact which highlights the fundamentally political character of the death penalty.
By some estimates a thousand public officials and business people in Illinois have been convicted of public corruption in the last 40 years alone — a fact driven in part by decades without limits on political contributions to state candidates.
Billions of dollars in buybacks have been demanded by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac this year alone -- a fact that is likely to make lenders even more eager to conduct some type of refresher credit check or continuous monitoring of all new loan applicants.
Triplett found a similar result when studying cyclists - they tended to record faster times when riding in groups rather than alone, a fact that he explained because the "bodily presence of another contestant participating simultaneously in the race serves to liberate latent energy not ordinarily available".
Altogether, the economic recovery bill would speed $127 billion over the next two and a half years to individuals and states for health care alone, a fact that has Republicans fuming that the stimulus package is a back door to universal health coverage.
While technically, anybody could enter to win the "Kinect Star Wars -themed contest's tWars -themedLB ticontestthe advertising campaign was clearly targeted to boys and men alone -- a fact both Eisen and his six-year-old registered with frank dismay.
In the Tiantai view these new facts are not imposed on the initial fact from without, but are posited as the context which alone made it a fact in the first place, made it determinate as just this fact.
When Pruitt gave the same lie to three separate networks (Fox, ABC and NBC) on Sunday, claiming that 50,000 new coal jobs had been created since the fourth quarter of 2016 (and 7,000 new coal industry jobs in May alone), I quickly posted a fact check on HuffPost.
It is a different story now – let alone the fact that a female carer would cause difficulties with future girlfriends, for instance.
England weren't even close: we got two votes, one of which was from ourselves, a fact which, alone, would normally make the entire nation burst into self-deprecating laughter.
