Sentence examples for alone outlines from inspiring English sources

Chapter 3 alone outlines 10 "Roadblocks to Success" ("I can't get my act together," "I'm bad with computers," "I'm not interested in sex") unwittingly put up by the generation that once courted and sparked as confidently as it throws its demographic weight around.

The relatively poor sensitivity and specificity of using symptoms alone outlines the importance of performing objective assessments of esophageal function and reflux status in IPF as opposed to empirically treating GERD in the entire cohort.

The AstroBiology Explorer (ABE) and the Astrobiology SPace InfraRed Explorer ASPIREE) Mission Concepts are two missions designed to address the questions (1) "Where do we come from?" and (2) "Are we alone?" as outlined in NASA's Origins Program.

The PCs were generated using data alone, and outlined clinically and biologically meaningful patterns among patients while maximizing the variance explained (see Supplementary Figure 1B, available on the Arthritis & Rheumatology web site at http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/art.38875/abstract).com/doi/10.1002/art.38875/abstract

Use sewing scissors or shears to cut alone the outline you marked at the center of the brim.

LONDON – RP Management on Monday proposed to buy the Elan Corporation of Ireland for $6.6 billion, in an attempt to scuttle the stand-alone strategy outlined by the drug maker.

Bush's broad outlines alone may begin to redirect the insurance, drug and biotech industries.

The frequent tweets could serve as a game for astronomy buffs who can identify constellations by their outline alone.

I suspect I am not alone when I outline, below, what I would really like a sex pill to do: 1) Make me feel like an animal.

It's a big undertaking the code's outline alone spans 14 pages.

Despite this evidence, countries hit hardest by the AIDS epidemic that rely on funds from the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief and the Global Fund to AIDS, TB, and Malaria will be forced to take the drastic step of not putting new patients on treatment if the cuts are adopted, let alone achieve the ambitions outlined by Secretary Clinton.