1.   Although these numbers alone undermine the argument for overseas diversification, a recent study adds fuel to the flame.

2.   But numbers alone cannot do that.

3.   But numbers alone cannot measure a man or tell much about a coach.

4.   Considering that only about four Georgia artists total have ever been in any biennial, the number alone is news.

5.   If Gonzalez stays healthy, his offensive numbers alone will present a compelling case for his red-carpet entry into the Hall of Fame.

6.   Obviously, though, the key number alone will not be enough.

7.   Simon said numbers alone show why white parents are needed to free black or biracial children from state foster care.

8.   The numbers alone were staggering.

9.   The numbers alone indicate how out of touch it is, said Philip Cowley, the deputy director of the Center for Legislative Studies at the University of Hull.

10.   The numbers alone suggest that aggressive action is needed.