The phrase "alone stating that" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of isolation in expressing a statement, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The report was incomplete, alone stating that the project was on schedule without any supporting data."
Alternatives: "merely stating that" or "simply stating that".
In a TED talk from February 2012, psychologist and sociologist Sherry Turkle addressed the phenomenon of "being alone together," stating that the technology that enables us to craft and share our identities is also undermining our ability to really know one another and ourselves.
He hasn't specified how much guaranteed benefits would be cut, let alone clearly stated that the percentage cut would have to be a lot larger than the share of contributions workers were freed to invest.
Robert Levy testified that he told authorities during the early years of the investigation that his daughter Chandra would have been too cautious to jog in the woods alone, but stated that he no longer believed this to be true.
PCWorld is stating that China alone will account for 24 million panels this year alone, which is a lot of screens.
The commission then issued a tweet stating that it alone was authorized for talks, and had not met with representatives of the "Kabul administration".
While it was easy to get caught up in the euphoria, it was also easy to see that Camby may have been correct in stating that his presence alone would not erase all the Knicks' problems.
The papacy refined the concept of transubstantiation further in the Late Middle Ages, stating that the clergy alone was allowed to partake of the wine in the Eucharist.
A Chronicle of Philanthropy survey of 60 major relief organizations echoed those sentiments, stating that although Americans alone donated more than $1.4 billion to the country, only 38percentt of that has actually been used to provide recovery aid.
These limitations on patient activities resulted in a feeling of frustration and helplessness, with some stating that they felt alone as a result of their arrhythmia.
That's because school districts aren't always required by law to tell parents, let alone state authorities, that they've armed teachers or staff.
