The phrase "alone when there is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being solitary or isolated during a specific situation or condition.
Example: "She often feels alone when there is no one around to talk to."
Alternatives: "isolated during times when" or "lonely in moments when".
This design can confine the plate well in the position with magnet force alone when there is not much outside disruption.
Rogue nations interested in an atom bomb are thus likely to leave thorium reactors well alone when there is so much poorly policed plutonium scattered around the world.
In the dark and steely eyes of that old man who challenged me as to the sins of my own faith I can't help thinking that I was catching a glimpse of John Denham's most important theme last night; a lesson that my church would have done well to learn long before the Shoah: don't look to government alone when there is so much you can do to protect justice, liberty and cohesion yourselves.
He added: "Players getting into the last year of the contracts is not an ideal situation - let alone when there is five weeks of the season left.
Even if these products can satisfy the need for corporeal intimacy, it still leaves us alone when there isn't flesh and blood on the other end of a receiver.
It's hard to feel alone when there's a guy constantly playing the trumpet in your face".
Drinking is a popular pastime; as a nation we struggle to keep to just one as the designated taxi already, let alone when there's a cheap pub at the service station.
Helvellyn, Lake District National Park 13 miles, bit.ly/Mp9dKc Tough and uncompromising, the bridleway – one of Britain's highest – over the Lake District's Helvellyn peak is a challenge in fine weather, let alone when there's wind or rain about.
3.22pm GMT 20 min: For Mali, Mahamadou Samassa (a cousin of goalkeeper Mamadou Samassa) picks up the ball on the edge of the final third and tries to go it alone when there was an option open to him out on the left wing.
Unless you're in the trenches managing money, few investors or observers comprehend how much courage it takes to stand alone when there's panic in the streets.
Therefore, it is true that the full sample, which uses both large and small cities, does verify that native United States citizens are more likely to "bowl alone" when there are higher rates of immigration, and the question is whether this is a causal effect.
