Sentence examples for be standalone from inspiring English sources
noun
Alternative spelling of stand-alone
"The Data Corps will work on longer term projects, which can either be standalone or can come directly out of a Data Dive.
The MC&A and People divisions will no longer be standalone divisions, joining an expanded Operations group led by the chief operating officer, Caroline Thomson.
The four novels, which will go on to form Smith's Seasonal quartet, will be standalone, said Hamish Hamilton, "separate yet interconnected and cyclical, exploring what time is, how we experience it, and the recurring markers in the shapes our lives take and in our ways with narrative".
Proteins inherently are not designed to be standalone entities.
Credibility and persuasiveness merged into a single factor, called influence, while completeness and usability were confirmed to be standalone factors.
Instead, you'll find these Radio Shack locations to be standalone stores in nicer neighborhoods.
Often schools are standalone institutions.
Most ethical grocery shops are standalone ventures.
The other word I'd stress in that definition is standalone.
The likelihood of it being standalone on the newsstand seems small.
Both stories were standalone tales, sharing no common characters, but they had similarities.
