50 Sentences with "on the one hand"

Sentences with "on the one hand"

The connector "on the one hand”Belongs to the group of order connectors; is used to introduce an aspect of a topic; forms a correlative pair with the connector "on the other hand", often used in the abbreviated form "on the other", which introduces another aspect of the same topic. For example: The hotel, on the one hand, it has great views; on the other, it has very good facilities.

The connectors are the words or expressions that allow us to indicate a relationship between two sentences or statements. The use of connectors favors the reading and comprehension of texts, since they provide coherence and cohesion.

Other order connectors are: then right after, first of all, from, from then on, to the beginning, first second, to conclude, to end, on the one hand, on the other hand, subsequently, above all.

Examples of sentences with "on one side"

1. Dairy prices went down, on the one hand, because production increased and, secondly, because consumption had decreased a lot.
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2. Sandra likes them, on the one hand, romantic movies and, on the other, spy movies.
3. Assyrian society was divided into two large groups: on the one hand, landowners and, on the other, serfs and slaves.
4. Treats are not recommended: on the one handThey do not provide varied nutrients and, on the other hand, damage the teeth.
5. Dragons awaken two opposite feelings in children: on the one handThey are seen as fearsome beings and, on the other hand, they are friendly.
6. Juan Carlos is always well informed because, on the one hand, she reads the newspaper and, on the other hand, listens to the television news.
7. The end of the Byzantine Empire occurred, on the one hand, due to the weakening of the government system and, on the other hand, due to the fall in tax collection.
8. English learners, on the one hand, they read the novel Kill a nightingale and, on the other, they saw the movie based on it.
9. Ariel prefers whole wheat bread, on the one hand, because he finds it tastier and, on the other hand, because he has more fiber.
10. This is my young children's favorite magazine: on the one hand, the stories are beautifully illustrated and, on the other, there are figures to cut out and put together.
11. The application of the new measures of the Board of Directors has not been positive: what was gained on the one hand was lost by the other.
12. Institutions such as vassalage, on the one hand, or the monarchy, on the other hand, rely on a system of rites that are maintained over time.
13. The day has been very positive: on the one hand, we got a new client and, on the other hand, we sold much more than in other opportunities.
14. At the end of the 2nd century BC, two opposing political camps were formed in Rome: on the one hand, those who sought to reduce conflicts between rich and poor and, on the other, those who opposed any type of reform.
15. On the one hand, the air conditioning system can cope better with the heat, but, on the other hand, it consumes a lot of energy.
16. The Carolingian Empire fell for two reasons: on the one handIt was difficult to control such a vast territory; on the other hand, it received the invasion of various foreign peoples.
17. Rodolfo called his brother, on the one hand, to congratulate him on his birthday and, on the other, to ask him to lend him the car.
18. The pancreas secretes two types of substances: on the one hand, fluids of digestive function and, on the other, hormones that intervene in the regulation of glucose metabolism.
19. In the last holidays, on the one handWe visited many interesting places, but, on the other hand, with so many excursions we could not rest.
20. To overcome insomnia, the doctor advised Rebeca, on the one hand, to have light meals and, on the other, to avoid coffee.
21. In the medieval Church there were two types of religious: on the one handThere were priests and bishops, who lived in contact with the population; on the other hand, there were the monks, who lived isolated from society.
22. Animals are classified into two large groups: on the one hand, vertebrates and, on the other, invertebrates.
23. Among the Germans, the monarchy arose, on the one hand, because they needed to delegate power to a single person to negotiate with the Roman authorities and, on the other hand, because they admired the hierarchical system of government.
24. To know the biodiversity of an environment, it is necessary to calculate, on the one hand, the number of species that inhabit it and, on the other hand, the number of individuals of each species.
25. The peasants of the feudal world were starving, on the one hand, because the yield of the soil was low and, on the other hand, because they had to deliver a large part of the crops to the lords.
26. Miguel Ángel Buonarroti stood out in different artistic disciplines: on the one hand, as a painter and, on the other, as a sculptor.
27. After the French Revolution, the National Assembly divided into two tendencies: on the one hand, those who considered that the popular demonstration should be repressed and, on the other hand, those who believed that it should be integrated.
28. Animal cells are very different from bacteria; on the one handThey are much larger and, on the other hand, much more complex.
29. Traditionally, the red apple symbolizes, on the one hand, love and fertility; on the other, its round shape is associated with eternity and the earth.
30. The government will launch two new strategies: on the one handIt will reduce administrative expenses and, on the other hand, it will increase investments in health.
31. The demographic growth of the 19th century was due, on the one hand, to the increase in the birth rate and, on the other, to the decrease in mortality.
32. The relationship between flowering plants and pollinating animals is mutually beneficial: on the one hand, the animals contribute to the reproduction of the plants and, on the other hand, the flowers offer food to the animals.
33. The water cycle is essential for the maintenance of life on Earth: on the one hand, allows to provide water to all ecosystems and, on the other hand, contributes to the purification of the planet's waters.
34. At the end of the 19th century, governments began to worry about a double phenomenon: on the one hand, the increase in strikes and, on the other, the growing cultural heterogeneity of cities.
35. To contribute to the conservation of biodiversity we can carry out different actions: on the one hand, participate in dissemination campaigns and, on the other, use technologies that do not affect the environment.
36. In the Middle Ages, the Arabs developed an intense commercial activity: on the one hand, there were merchants linking remote areas and, on the other hand, each city had local markets.
37. A smartphone and a computer can be used for similar purposes, but they are different: on the one hand, the phone is designed with the aim of being portable and having a great autonomy; on the other, the more voluminous computer is designed for sedentary activities, which require greater concentration.
38. The development of cell biology as a field of study was possible, on the one hand, for the construction of powerful microscopes and, on the other, for the application of this instrument to the study of living beings.
39. After World War II, the world saw the rise of two opposing powers: on the one hand, the United States, which embodied the spirit of capitalism, and on the other, the Soviet Union, the communist state.
40. To carry out photosynthesis, plants need, on the one hand, water and carbon dioxide and, on the other, light energy.
41. Science has not yet reached its limit: on the one hand, what remains to be known is more than what is known; on the other hand, human observation capacity may be increased in the future.
42. The State will promote the development of industries in two ways: on the one hand, will collect taxes on the import of products produced in the country and, on the other hand, will offer financial aid for some industries.
43. Positivism had opposite effects: on the one handHe considered that the human being was on the path of progress and knowledge, but, on the other hand, he saw him as a limited being.
44. Different types of organs are involved in the act of speaking: on the one hand, those of respiration and, on the other, those of phonation and the articulation of sounds.
45. In 1789 Lavoisier published a work in which he distinguished thirty-two different chemical elements; today we know, on the one hand, that the elements are many more and, on the other hand, that some of what Lavoisier called elements are, in reality, compound substances.
46. Starting in the 11th century, society changed: on the one hand, there was a strong population growth; on the other, artisan workers specialized.
47. The Upper Paleolithic presents two important advances: on the one hand, the invention of the bow and arrow and, on the other, the creation of art.
48. The heroes of Greek mythology were special beings: on the one handThey had powers that made them resemble gods, but on the other, they were mortal like humans.
49. The concept of biodiversity refers to, on the one hand, to the differences between individuals within the same species, and on the other, to the variety of species of living beings.
50. At the end of the Middle Ages there were great social conflicts: on the one hand, the countryside faced a deep crisis and, on the other hand, inequalities among the inhabitants of the cities grew.

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