Sentence examples for participated alone from inspiring English sources
How can you organize an election when people are being killed and some people are fleeing the country?" "Many people don't accept the election because he participated alone in the competition!" said another man, named Jean.
Some substitute decision makers participated alone, and some participated with other persons, in which case the primary substitute decision maker completed the questionnaire.
Of the 34 children aged 8 to <12 years, 14 children agreed to self-report mucositis scores alongside their parents, 13 children refused and only their parents participated and 7 children participated alone without their parents.
He says he feels uncomfortable participating alone, despite the fact that he and his wife regularly attend events like this.
Our data suggests that the interaction of these seven TFs may participate alone or co-regulate the signaling pathways, associated with the progression of stage II CRC.
The Day of Hugs is part of a campaign entitled "Silence Today Causes Cries Tomorrow"; it featured a number of happenings, shows, and competitions where kids could participate alone or with their parents.
Although proxy measurement may allow for the inclusion of patients who are too ill or do not have the necessary literacy skills to participate alone, proxies can tend to base their assessment on their impression of the patient, rather than the actual situation [ 40, 41].
"One spectacular mistake in which I participated [not alone] was in lifting the transitional restrictions on the eastern European states like Poland and Hungary which joined the EU in mid-2004.
"One spectacular mistake in which I participated (not alone) was in lifting the transitional restrictions on the eastern European states like Poland and Hungary which joined the EU in mid-2004," he said.
We younger Hadids would watch quietly, baffled, not allowed to participate, let alone take sides.
Most youngsters don't know that the Games were once held in a nation that prohibited a segment of its population from participating, let alone attending.
