Sentence examples for rather than singly from inspiring English sources
Chief Superintendent David Duckenfield, commanding his first big football match, had agreed to relieve a crush outside the ground by opening an exit gate to allow a crowd of supporters to enter together, rather than singly through the turnstiles.
Dr. Emil Frei III, an oncologist whose trailblazing use of combination chemotherapy — in which anticancer drugs are administered simultaneously rather than singly — helped make certain cancers curable for the first time, died on Tuesday at his home in Oak Park, Ill.
But Archaefructus would raise a florist's eyebrows: It has no sepals or petals, and strangest of all, its stamens come in pairs rather than singly.
Weller's book on "the wild edge of sorrow" represents a challenge to denial, whether of loss or dangers, and a celebration of working together rather than singly.
Because we were interested in identifying ecologically-relevant effects, we chose to house animals in groups rather than singly.
24 Using the drugs in combination rather than singly therefore offers several medical benefits.
This structure is incorrect (one of the negative charges is on a doubly-bonded oxygen rather than a singly-bonded one) and indeed has been corrected in the PubChem Compound database.
Chesterfield MP Toby Perkins, however, believes the country needs an anthem which represents England singly, rather than the United Kingdom on the whole.
It is thought that the triple bond is unaffected (unweakened) by the lone pairs of electrons on the nitrogen atoms, and this is assumed to be the reason why nitrogen "prefers" to exist as triply bonded gaseous diatomic molecules rather than as a condensed singly bonded solid polymer.
Fruit bodies tend to grow singly, rather than in fused clusters, and, unlike H. peckii, they do not have bulbous stems.
While the extra step of preparing that "dummy" federal return is a big-time hassle, it also provided us, for the first time, the opportunity to see exactly how much more we paid in taxes because the federal government forces us to file singly rather than jointly, as our straight counterparts are able to do.
