Sentence examples for make sole from inspiring English sources

White respondents were more likely to make sole use of medical care or bed days at home than receive no treatment.

Metazoans, fungi, and archaea rely exclusively on the mevalonate pathway for isoprenoid biosynthesis, whereas cyanobacteria and algae make sole use of the MEP pathway.

Younger respondents were less likely to make sole use of bed days at home as well as to make simultaneous use of medical care and bed days at home.

That is, if medical care use is more expensive than bed days at home for those without health insurance, then they are likely to make sole use of bed days at home when they have a nonpriority condition.

He was made sole consul and had Milo convicted by an intimidated court.

First appointed joint deputy in 2005, Steafel was made sole number two four years later.

French is found bludgeoned to death in her home shortly after Leonard Vole Billy Howlee), her latest lover, whom she has made sole beneficiary of her will, is – according to Janet – seen leaving the house.

It is partly to address this slide that ITV has poured resources into News at Ten, which, although award-winning before Bradby was made sole anchor three weeks ago, has long struggled to gain any traction against a resurgent BBC news.

The P. juliflora's effect on the life-supporting unit of pastoralist, grazing land, has made sole dependency on pastoralism less likely.

And there's an element of good old Yankee thrift: The Goodyear welt is the most durable means of attaching the upper to the sole, and it makes sole replacement relatively easy.

At the age of 21, he was made sole captain of the team, becoming the youngest Canucks captain.