Sentence examples for the singling from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not accompanied by anything else; one in number.
- Can you give me a single reason not to leave right now?
Now to the singling out of blacks.
"The singling out or banning of one product or category is not going to solve that.
Most have involved the singling out of groups of people for abuse.
Even if you know only the books themselves, you might be surprised by the singling out of that particular organ.
Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine and a prominent moderate, said on CNN that the singling out of conservative groups was "absolutely chilling".
The two Sudanese representatives who spoke objected to the singling out of Mr. Bashir, saying that the expulsion was a government decision and that it was irreversible.
These white-collar killings, American and Iraqi officials say, are separate from -- and in some ways more insidious than -- the settling of scores with former Baath Party officials, or the singling-out of police officers and others thought to be collaborating with the occupation.
Abusing the single market?
The single most important".
