Sentence examples for can be sole from inspiring English sources

The war we fought to begin the end of slavery was devastating - but as Yeats wrote, "Nothing can be sole or whole that has not been rent". The Emancipation Proclamation was the first step to a slave-free America.

This is in an environment where clinicians can be sole practitioners working in isolation with minimal support structures [ 44] and lack of opportunity for professional development compounded by the need to travel long distances to deliver services to isolated communities [ 43].

Judging from analyses of modern man it is unlikely that hypothesis number two can be the sole explanation, as methylmercury only constitutes about 10-20% of the total mercury in most tissue types [5].

The errors in COD statement were further classified under predetermined types (Table  3).>> -wrap-foot> aIll-defined conottions not followed by adequately explained UCOD bICOD can be the sole entry in COD statement if that condition is the only condition causing death.

But, it can be the sole activity for a "period of time" – however it is not clear what "a period of time" means in the commission's guidance.

You can be the sole owner of a Jackson Pollock or a Blue Mauritius but not of a piece of information — not for long, anyway.

And to marry, the vast majority of young Japanese men and women expect a man to have a stable job so that he can be the sole, or at least the primary, breadwinner in a family.

Typically, bushmeat is consumed as a luxury product in urban centres, but for some living in rural areas and dependent on subsistence hunting, it can be the sole source of animal protein and fat.

Many are worried about one group in particular: divorced or separated fathers with low incomes who cannot afford a second bedroom, which can be the sole barrier between maintaining a relationship with their children and losing visiting rights altogether.

Nor, probably, does he think that the war on terror can be the sole organising principle of American policy right down to what attitude to take to Britain's relations with Europe.

The number of investigations in this area is rapidly growing in recent years with several hallmark studies verifying in murine cancer models that genetic perturbations (Dicer1 deletions, Wnt/β-catenin mutations, etc) in healthy BM-MSCs can be the sole orchestrating force for the onset of hematopoietic abnormalities that resemble leukemia [11,12,13].