Sentence examples for can be singled from inspiring English sources
A few distinct types can be singled out from time to time.
Take highly talented people, for example: research has shown they can be singled out by jealous peers who seek to undermine them.
The mass use of motor vehicles was bound to have some unforeseen and undesirable consequences, of which three can be singled out: traffic congestion, air pollution, and highway accidents.
It is also true that the boomers haven't been proactive enough on climate change – indeed, Willetts says too little about this – but it is hard to argue that they can be singled out on these grounds.
If smokers most at risk could be identified, the memo said, "they can be singled out for advice while the rest of the population can be allowed to puff away contentedly and without serious risk".
Gay people, infamously, can be singled out and killed, but gay and lesbian activity thrives in Iran's big cities, just as in other countries that abuse such human rights.
They can be single or married.
Flowers can be single or double.
Soundtrack albums can be single-minded or wildly eclectic.
And then this person can live alone, can be single, can live with another man or a woman.
Men, generally more favored by nature as they age, can be single at all ages.
