Synonyms for on the one hand
on the one hand

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1. on the one hand, on one handadverb

   from one point of view

   "on the one hand, she is a gifted chemist"

   Synonyms:
   on one hand

   Antonyms:
   on the other hand, but then, then again

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1. Brad Sherman:

   What’s newsworthy is that she admits Hamas is guilty of ‘unthinkable atrocities,' it’s time for all of Israel’s detractors to condemn Hamas. And it’s time for all those of good will to reject any moral equivalency between the U.S. and Israel on one hand, and Hamas and the Taliban on the other.

2. Gilberto Garcia:

   On the one hand, with everyone staying home, ratings are through the roof, on the other hand, given that everybody has to stay in, advertisers are very much cutting back on their budgets.

3. Fawaz Gerges:

   Obama believes that reaching a nuclear deal with Iran could be his foreign policy legacy. The Americans are not looking at the deal with Iran in terms of its regional impact, the U.S. deal with Iran would deeply intensify a new cold war that has been unfolding between Sunni Saudi Arabia and Sunni Saudi Arabia allies on one hand and Iran. It would likely pour more gasoline on the raging fires in the Gulf Arab heartland.

4. Whitney Wolfe:

   A lot of it comes down to guided autonomy, so, on the one hand, we know from research that people are much better at work when they feel empowered, which consists of having meaning on the job, a sense of autonomy, a sense of confidence, and also an impact on what you do and the people you’re trying to help. Yet you don’t want to feel so autonomous that you have no direction. It’s one thing to feel autonomous in terms of your motivation, but it’s another thing to be autonomous and go in the wrong direction.

5. Steve Vladeck:

   The Court's decision to leave the lower-court ruling intact sends a couple of different messages, on one hand, The US Supreme Court is refusing to go any further than it went in the Catholic Social Services decision from last week, and is thereby siding with the State of Washington's enforcement of its antidiscrimination laws over religious objections.