Sentence examples for only individually from inspiring English sources

Tracking Penalties One season after the N.F.L. decided to grade officials as a crew instead of only individually, penalties have increased.

The team's quality has evidently shown but did so only individually on Saturday, mainly in Jennings, Rory Donnelly, on loan from Swansea and League Two Player of January, and Jennison Myrie-Williams, signed from Scunthorpe on the other wing.

The exterior has landmark status not only individually, but also as part of the Upper West Side-Central Park West Historic District and a smaller domain, the Central Park West-76th Street Historic District.

In the past three years Spielberg has released three movies -- "A.I.," "Minority Report" and "Catch Me if You Can" -- that are not only, individually and in the aggregate, as good as anything he has ever done; these films are also, in the current artistic and technological circumstances, as good as it is possible to imagine movies to be.

There is no sum score and only individually scores on each question are used.

Previously, researchers have been able to build nanowire lasers, but only individually.

Yet another failing is that pesticides are only tested individually, not in the combination bees are exposed to in reality.

And while some stinging wasps do so only when individually provoked, others sting as part of a devastating organized assault upon their victim.

Where the voters feel automatic contempt for their elected representatives, it is not only them individually, but for the whole system which Churchill wisely described as less bad than all the others that have been tried.

His academies were a series of bespoke projects in poor areas (only 133, individually authorised by central government); under the Tories, any successful state school could become an academy.

The two sources cannot only run individually but are additionally capable of operating simultaneously.