Sentence examples for alone to include from inspiring English sources

There are too many colourful quotes from that game alone to include them all here.

This response made it necessary for Mr. Benn to rewrite slightly the third book in the series, "Blood Alone," to include more of Uncle Ike.

"There's an urgent need to adapt eurozone budgetary planning to shifting realities," said Klau. "Hollande means it when he calls for a refocusing of the crisis-fighting strategy away from austerity alone to include measures to boost growth.

It should extend the wide-area data collection from the electricity system alone to include natural and social sectors.

The wind energy debate must be expanded beyond monetary profits alone to include the value of the public's perception of landscape.

We propose to extend the explanatory level for phenotypic evolution from fitness considerations alone to include the topological structure of phenotype space as induced by the genotype phenotype map.

Academic centers have evolved from providing tertiary eye care alone to including general eye care, which may affect interactions with referring general ophthalmologists and the research focus of faculty.

These two conditions alone tend to include dark objects as shadows since the color distortion between pixels is small near the origin of the RGB space.

Finally, the higher prevalence of chronic bacterial prostatitis in patients with PS plus IBS compared with that found in patients with PS alone suggests to include ultrasound scans (didymo-epididymal and prostate-vesicular) in the diagnostic work-out of these patients to identify the possible presence of male accessory gland infection (MAGI) [33], [34] nested within this group.

I sometimes think opinion columns ought to carry a warning: "The following is solely the opinion of the author, supported by data I alone have chosen to include.

These considerations suggested that the logical relationship between scientific theories and empirical evidence cannot be exhausted by means of observation sentences and their deductive consequences alone, but needs to include observation sentences and their inductive consequences as well (Hempel 1958).