Sentence examples for single handful from inspiring English sources
He told me that a single handful of raw beans between himself and three other villagers was all there was to stave off starvation travelling on the back of a truck from Rawalpindi to Peshawar.
During his campaign, he said that there's no place in his "new Burkina Faso" for "all the lazy, all the fraudulent, (and) the fruits of growth will be shared among all Burkinabés, not a single handful of people who grow fat on the backs of the population".
Turns out she is a 10/10 gal and we hung out over the next few months at random, memorable occasions and I recently remixed her latest single Handful Of Gold.
The life in the soil may be millions of individual organisms in a single handful.
Take a single handful of flour from the flour ball.
IPRO can also be used, as a limiting case, for the redesign of a single or handful of individual sequences.
This concept is ideal for fully exploiting the metabolomic diversity of a single or handful of organisms, but it becomes cumbersome when applied to a large-scale screening program.
This highlights perhaps the key risk facing the Gap or any company that relies on a single or handful of brands, and it showcases what can happen if the brand or brands fall out of favor with consumers.
I was surprised devastated might have been closer to the truth that this gentleman of towering linguistic abilities wouldn't favor me with just a single maimed handful of bon mots, especially when I told him that I owned every Lake Wobegon tape he'd ever cut and played them 'til they wore out.
It is quite possible that molecular profiling will identify a single (or handful) of markers that are sufficient to predict prognosis with great accuracy, which would represent a far simpler and cheaper test.
From initial publications of a single or handful of subjects, a classic paper [ 1] argued that at least 12 subjects were needed to identify an effect in functional MRI data; indeed, analyses with fewer than 20 subjects are still common, (e.g., [ 2]).
