Sentence examples for participation alone from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it seemed that program participation alone improved the eating habits of participants, despite their psychological improvement and increased knowledge.

Her participation alone makes the production an indispensable ticket.

Human participation alone, she says, "does not have the ability to reverse the darkness"; only the light from faith in God can.

"That's the trouble with leading that cocooned life, you know?" Although he has starred in many films, including "Rob Roy" and the last "Star Wars," and was nominated for an Academy Award for best actor in Steven Spielberg's "Schindler's List," Liam Neeson is not one of those "big, big stars" like, say, Tom Cruise or Brad Pitt, whose participation alone is instrumental in getting a film made.

However, the contribution of this environmental consumerism to the overall environmental good does not depend on participation alone.

The modified POMS was administered to all participants pre- to post-trial to permit us to assess potential influences due to mere participation alone (e.g., demand or reactivity effects).

Huge crowds and a rich history, after all, will never be the inevitable backdrop to Champions League participation, let alone success.

Measuring use by meal participation rates alone does not measure how well a center is addressing the overall needs of a community's elderly residents and undermines a center's necessary flexibility.

When asked to provide evidence that the tax cut would actually create any incentive for part-time workers, Cormann merely drew attention to Treasury modelling, which provides no modelling whatsoever regarding increased labour participation, let alone a shift from part-time to full-time.

Results are basically unchanged whether we consider total hour elasticities or participation response alone (4th and 5th columns).

If African American queerpeople are not included in the history and in the decision -making issues involving queer life, how then can the movement expect our participation, let alone the rest of the African American community?