Sentence examples for alone enabled from inspiring English sources

They alone enabled Churchill, in the face of relentless pressure from Stalin and ardent advocacy by the U.S. chiefs of staff, to secure the rejection of the "second front" in 1942, a project he regarded as premature and costly.

It also made him very rich: Strauss once bragged that the royalties from Salome alone enabled him to build the villa at Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Bavaria where he lived until his death in 1949 - an unwise remark that opened him to the charge of opportunism, which has dogged his reputation ever since.

Understanding that cIAP2 was regulated by NF-κB and induced by doxorubicin, we questioned whether this anti-apoptotic gene alone enabled U2OS cells to evade the cytotoxic effects of doxorubicin.

Cranial morphology alone enabled the correct classification of 87% of species across all dietary categories using LDA (figure 2 a).

14 Based on qualitative research, Gendall et al 15 conclude that the ease with which packaging alone enabled young people to identify brand attributes, shows that tobacco packaging functions as advertising.

17 Although the diagnostic "symptoms and signs" model presented in this study assigned an intermediate diagnostic risk of pneumonia to most patients, history taking and physical examination alone enabled general practitioners to correctly identify a small group of patients at high risk.

Will corner stores and popsicles alone enable us to crack the code of child-friendly cities? No.

Perhaps the most refreshing of all the emotions Shonda's shows (and often her shows alone) enable black women to express is pleasure.

She even puts forward a strange argument: that we should not attach importance to our loved one's failings, or to what a person actually does, for what matters is that that person alone enables us to live in a particular "atmosphere," or, as she also puts it, in a "climate".

While RSA provided few details about what exactly was stolen from its computer systems, it said the information would not, alone, enable a successful attack on SecurID customers, but could potentially reduce the "effectiveness" of the system "as part of a broader attack".

These results indicate that combining agents that act on different neuronal targets may be more powerful than either treatment alone, enabling use of lower doses of each compound, thereby attenuating the adverse effects of the individual drugs.