Sentence examples for it alone gives from inspiring English sources

Cassius Dio's work is invaluable because it alone gives a loose chronology of Caligula's reign.

Going it alone gives you the freedom to do things your way but it also means that quite often the tasks you undertake will be trial and error and you will be expected to pick up all of the pieces yourself when it goes wrong.

But investors might worry if ImClone tried to go it alone given its track record so far.

HSBC chairman Douglas Flint said at last month's annual meeting: "In February we published a major research study which concluded that working to complete the single market in services and reforming the EU to make it more competitive were far less risky than going it alone, given the importance of EU markets to British trade".

The HSBC chairman, Douglas Flint, said in April: "In February, we published a major research study which concluded that working to complete the single market in services and reforming the EU to make it more competitive were far less risky than going it alone, given the importance of EU markets to British trade".

And part of my job has been to try to persuade countries that the United States will always shoulder a greater burden than others, but we still cannot do it alone given the complexity and interconnectedness of today's world.I think there's still a worry on the part of many regional powers that if they are too meddlesome then they're also exposing themselves to criticism from the outside.

Germany, he added was "right" to go it alone "given the intensification of the debate".

Though National can expect to count on ACT's continued support, its seat alone gives it only one more vote: not enough for a majority to pass critical legislation.

Corporation tax is important but it's one of many taxes and to look at it alone only gives part of the picture as to why attracting businesses to the UK is important".

Situated at the entrance to the Red Sea, bordering Saudi Arabia on its long northern frontier and Oman to the west, its strategic position alone gives it some importance.

In other words, while traditional media views the web as a place where pirates turn to to rip off their copyright, the truth is, only half of all of the content consumed is actually searched for, the other half is stumbled upon, meaning you actually have to distribute it widely enough to increase the likelihood that people even notice it, let alone give a damn!