Sentence examples for is not singularly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ferrer said yesterday that he is not singularly focused on minority neighborhoods.

Resilience to biological and pandemic threats is not singularly a matter for public health officials, governments, and the military.

"Ebola is not singularly responsible, but it highlighted weaknesses and vulnerabilities in the economy.

His commitment to reforming antiquated systems is not singularly focused on education.

More seriously, Goldenberg says that his company is not singularly focused on buying up so-called "clones" of its own service.

Although the notion of integrated assessment is firmly established in policy (such as in the integrated approach of European Impact Assessments), its meaning is not singularly defined.

"We're not singularly concerned about international staff," she adds.

We're not singularly responsible for all that but we have played a fairly large part," he says.

As a result, we can use this data, and we are not singularly dependent on a one-time point of view appraisal.

Although social support has not been used as a search term in other systematic reviews looking at social capital within a particular population group (such as mental health, see De Silva et al. 2005), the term was not singularly used to search databases within this review as the term 'social capital' produced minimal results.

The changes that are afoot are not singularly driven by emerging technologies, there is also a clear erosion of confidence and insurance utility evidenced by the large share of claims in 2017 that were unpaid or are still in the queue awaiting settlement and third-party validation.