0 past simple and past participle of single
1 A baseball player singles by hitting a ball that allows him to reach first base.
With recidivism often seen as one of the signs of the ' incorrigible ', petty property offenders were thus particularly vulnerable to be singled out.
However, teachers' diaries and interviews indicated that disruptive children, singled out as problematic by school staff, often did well with the method.
It has been singled out primarily because agricultural prices rose much faster than the prices of manufactures during this period.
Each discriminant thus allows entire subsets of incorrect parses to be removed from consideration at each step, and the correct parse is eventually singled out.
A number of possible policy effects of vulnerability can be singled out.
Journalists are singled out as being among the worst offenders in cliche use, being much given to such expressions as strife-torn countries, and categorical denials.
Nevertheless, all have been singled out by one commentator or another.
Two of the medieval contributions to the collection should be singled out for their particular quality.
