Sentence examples for having no one from inspiring English sources

The effect of having no, one or multiple LDD syndromes (categorical predictor) on the distribution of plant species within each archipelago was evaluated with generalized linear models, considering the number of palaeo-islands (Poisson distributed error) as the dependent variable.

If Ontruck sets the price too low it runs the risk of either reducing its own margin and potentially even losing money or having no one on the supply side accept the job.

"I'm not going to say it's just a partisan issue -- although by definition, having no one on the Republican side vote for it would qualify," he said.

Well, leaving aside for a moment that Jones has donated to Latham's campaign during this election, there's the small issue of having no one left of Chikarovski on the panel.

Knowing that the animals would one day turn on humans but having no one believe him drove him insane.

"Through all of his family being gone and not having no one really to reach out to, on that side of the family, it was as if Gordon was that outlet for him".

It was during this time that, according to Holley, he began expressing his emotions on the inside, and, having no one to externally express them to, began transforming them into the seeds of art.

Soldiering on for his family kept him alive, but having no one to talk honestly with about his fear of dying — not just his fear of living — is what I most regret about his life.

She said her biggest challenge was having no one to talk to.

Lonely patients without access to a car reported having no-one to rely upon for lifts to chemotherapy appointments, nor anywhere to stay during treatment.

Officials stressed that the group had all of autumn to decide, conceding only that it would want to avoid having no-one to replace Dr Williams when he steps down at the end of the year.