Sentence examples for severally to from inspiring English sources

(Of course, labels can be particular or general, as reference can be to an individual, as in the "JFK" example above, or, severally, to all the members of a set, as with "blue" with respect to all blue items).

Some pictures exemplary is an illustration of an eagle placed, in a dictionary, next to the definition of the word "eagle"—refer, severally, to all the members of a given set, such as the set of eagles.

There are two ways to understand the obligation to research: 1) a collective obligation that falls upon us jointly and severally, to make provision for the fulfilment of the obligation through the social apparatus that exists to do this; 2) an individual obligation that falls upon each of us.

Apprenticeship was primarily a way to ensure a child's future as a working adult, but this was related severally to paternalist concerns, worries about the future rate burden for the parish and the perpetuation of idleness, and investment in human capital in a wider sense.

Details of the agreement have yet to be released, however if the plant results in tying Tongan consumers to high-energy costs (or unreliable supply), it could be severally detrimental to the economy.

I think the pills are not good and even my mum has warned me severally not to use pills because there will come a time when I might need to have a children and I might not be able to get one in future.

If you're buying something costing more than £100 and less than £30,000, under  section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act the credit-card company is considered "jointly and severally liable to the debtor" if something goes wrong.

And they are severally said to analyse who reduce compound syllogisms into simple ones {6}, and simple ones into the premisses out of which they get their being {7}.

As shown in Fig. S2a, the XRD pattern of Co9S8 exhibits the cubic crystalline phase with diffraction peaks at 29.8°, 31.1°, 47.6°, and 51.9°, which are severally corresponding to the (311), (222), (511), and (440) planes of Co9S8 (No. 02-1459).

"Nominations(b) Each candidate for nomination for President of the United States and Vice President of the United States shall demonstrate the support of a plurality of the delegates from each of five (5) or more states, severally, prior to the presentation of the name of that candidate for nomination".

The achievement of this definitive biography is that it enables the reader to look at the whole man, to judge and to forgive, to experience, severally, frustration, bafflement and finally understanding of a master of light comedy who, as Waugh pointed out, gave us escapist literature so that we might free ourselves from the hideous prison of the century in which we found ourselves.