Sentence examples for alone respond from inspiring English sources
A nurse juggling the needs of too many patients might not have the time to notice, let alone respond.
Perhaps the US is "post-racial" after all, if by post-racial one means beyond the ability and/or willingness to talk about, let alone respond to, the realities of race and white supremacy.
In a statement issued last week, he reiterated his call for dialogue with the political parties but did not address the protesters' demands for an end to royal control of the government, let alone respond to the calls on the street for an end to the monarchy.
Meanwhile Iran's quest for a nuclear weapon, Europe's to regain competitiveness and America's for new Asian allies are strategic issues Britain is struggling to understand, let alone respond to.The world has been busy before, of course, and it is not easy managing a power that is fated despite Mr Blair's raging against the dying of the light to decline in relative terms.
People do not like uncertainty; so if Americans are angry, it is hardly surprising.Cheer upMr Obama seems curiously unable to perceive, let alone respond to, the grievances of middle America, and has a dangerous habit of dismissing tea-partiers and others who disagree with him as deluded, evil or just bitter.
Fry also took the opportunity to stress that he does not "attend at all to direct messages", telling the "friendly types" who send them: "It is simply impossible for me even to look at them, let alone respond to them, and have anything close to a life.
In the first three months of October, Senator Schumer said, the F.B.I. alone responded to 2,500 anthrax reports.
It is not uncommon for them to be spending their long shifts alone, responding to emergency after emergency with no downtime, no time back at the hospital to unload emotionally.
Sheldon added: "I do not know how MyCSP can even estimate how many people are affected as there doesn't appear to be any system for recording customer contact, let alone responding.
Then, just as quickly, the girls' distinct minds would make their respective presences felt: Tatiana smiled at me while her sister fixated on the television, or Krista alone responded with a "Yeah?" to the call of her name.
"Despite the serious shortcomings of the ERF, few of which are mentioned in the majority report let alone responded to, the majority report recommends a very large expansion of the scheme, to the point where Australia's entire emissions abatement effort, at least for several years, would depend on it".
