Sentence examples for residents alone from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, Maaloula's fate was not decided by its residents alone.

In 1960, small towns were thriving not on the prosperity of town residents alone but on the prosperity -- and the population -- of farms in the adjoining countryside.

"Thirty percent of Bronx residents alone — more than 400,000 people — are living at or below the poverty rate of $23,021 per year for a family of four," Ms. Leicht said.

The company employs 3,394 residents alone just in the Cleveland-area.

This as they dress in "American drag," pretending that they are U.S. residents alone and do not hold universes of other places and times carried inside them, of legacies that have come from other continents.

To be clear, the "reality" that the column described, and that Bennet decided his audience needed to confront, is that "the presence of these Arab residents alone does not warrant a new country," in the writer's words.

Even the percentage of Manhattan residents living alone, long far higher than anywhere else in the country, has dropped.

The attacks were too ambitious and broad to have been the work of residents acting alone and had clearly been planned far in advance, Mr. Kadyrov said.

One partial solution to clearing the backlog would be to relocate older residents living alone in large apartments in public housing to smaller ones and give over two- and three-bedroom apartments to the families who need them.

To that end, the state has promised to develop 200 new units of supported housing: units, typically apartments, where residents live alone or in small groups and receive regular visits from social workers.

It is likely that the BJP won a few more votes than it did at the last Delhi election, in 2013, but Ms Bedi failed to widen its support to attract poorer residents, let alone those from minority religions.The election over, Mr Modi and the BJP should reflect on what went wrong.