Sentence examples for not alone between from inspiring English sources

And Ghana's not alone: between 1995 and 2013, 24percentt of countries reformed their laws to prohibit marriage of girls under eighteen, even if the girls' parents supported it.

Mrs. Wagner-Pasquier was not alone in noting a kinship between Mr. Spicer and Mr. Vickers in his youth.

Dr. Evers is not alone is finding troubling parallels between mercury contamination in birds and harmful effects in humans.

The pink paper is certainly not alone in making the link between the Bergamese club's improbable rise and that of the Foxes last season.

"Almost every painting worthwhile has secrets, as far as I'm concerned," Mr. Scholder said while showing a visitor "Not Alone No. 2," an encounter between a woman and a dark shadow figure covered with burnt-orange spots.

Abigail Adams was not alone in noticing a difference between the young Franklin of reputation and the elder Franklin -- by then a very subtle diplomat -- whose closest relationship was with the beautiful, if rather slapdash, Madame Helvetius.

"He did this one piece of music and did lyrics … Not all the [words] were audible, but he had these things saying 'you are alone,' and then the other voice saying, 'I am not alone.' Back and forth between some horrible internal dialogue.

But instead of spending the rest on champagne and cruises, they invested another $1.1m in an endowment fund that is intended to pay for the reserve's protection in perpetuity.Costa Rica is not alone in this potential misunderstanding between governments and landowners, though the details differ from place to place.

I know now that my students were not alone in displaying this gap between expectations and reality; from talking to young [people], I realize that it contributes significantly to the personal crisis that many new [doctoral graduates] experience when they leave … school and try to get a job.

Plus, she's not alone -- the condition affects between 1 in 100 and 3 in 100 people, WebMD reported.

The "Not Alone" paintings focus on the interplay between a male figure and a female.