Sentence examples for one hand part from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama is favored in North Carolina, whose primary is May 6. "On one hand, part of me says, vote with the will of the people," Ms. Offerman said.
On one hand, part of this makes sense in that Bungie can now develop games for multiple platforms.
On one hand, part of me wants to feel sorry for Joe: he must owe a substantial amount of money to some exceptionally scary dudes if he is trying to rent a corner of his sharekitchen out for £400 a month, and he's already ploughed a good £20 of his net worth into a camping bed and dog blanket.
Finally, the Enactment of a ready collaboration configuration (k) takes place with distributed rules- and process engines that are on the one hand part of the external layer's eSourcing_Middleware component and on the other hand, the Legacy_Management component of the internal layer.
Rules were perceived as flexible and while on the one hand part of being a 'good nurse' was the ability to use one's judgement to workaround the rules for the benefit of the patient, to do so risked colleagues' perceptions that one was not a 'good nurse' [ 66].
"On one hand, part of the attraction is how the cars look.
ChannelQ features a variety of classic game show principles, letting users on one hand take part in the shows as contestants and on the other hand create their own questions and shows to become the host by themselves.
On one hand its part of the EMC federation companies that Dell acquired in 2016 for a cool $67 billion, but it's also an independently operated entity within that broader Dell family of companies — and that has to be a fine line to walk.
On one hand, sometimes parts of a foreground object (even large parts) do not appear to change, either because the object is momentarily still, or because it has a uniform color and texture, and so its motion determines a pixel change only at its borders.
> > -wrap-foot> The AGACSCARAA motif appears to have two different functions: on the one hand, as part of a transcription terminator; on the other hand, as part of a clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeat (CRISPR) involved in bacteriophage response (C. Kaleta, personal communication).
On one hand, all parts of the application, which are developed in the service style, are able to be executed locally or remotely, through the adapters at both client and server sides.
