Sentence examples for One-off business from inspiring English sources

After his one-off business lesson, arranged after Lord Sugar received a letter from the class, he told The Independent of his frustration at the restrictions placed on him following his appointment as the Government's "enterprise tsar" last June.

A one-off business card exchange doesn't mean that you have a relationship.

Up to now, it's been mainly about building relationships with customers that are more guaranteed to provide repeat rather than one-off business, such as corporate customers.

The loans can cover working capital, expansion capital, asset finance and one-off business expenses and range in value from £5,000 to £250,000.

The network that links a boat-runner like Abdul Aziz to a passport forger in Istanbul or a truck driver in Eritrea is an underground, ever-shifting configuration of personal contacts, criminal gangs, and one-off business deals that runs across national borders and is almost impossible to police.

High streets clearly need a radical rethink: more community use, perhaps, or lower rents and council tax reform to encourage more one-off businesses.

Manzi also points out the obvious: where an academic experiment is frequently a "one-off" event, business experimentation is part of an ongoing process.

Paul Scully, an organizer for Building One America and the Gamaliel Foundation, community grass-roots groups based in Chicago, said that rising tax rates had been "devastating for owners of one-off small businesses like hardware stores, barbershops and bookstores".

It has called for a one-off freeze in business rates this year rather than the planned 2.6% rise.

And the third is whether it should continue to concentrate on the one-off "event TV" business, in which a show may storm the ratings one summer but then disappear.In theory, Endemol already has a distribution outlet through its parent company.

Eventually, that one-off research-report business could transition into a subscription model.