Sentence examples for One-off task from inspiring English sources

Self-promotion is an ongoing job, not a one-off task.

This is well and good if the government is looking to build a road, but building a road is a one-off task.

Although much previous work has implicitly viewed disclosure as a more or less simple one-off task, there is a growing recognition that disclosure is a complex process, comprising more than simply naming the illness.

A one-off task force was put in place to coordinate the generation, synthesis, and dissemination of evidence to decision makers, including the cabinet, although it mainly consisted of senior MoH staff, MoF staff, researchers, and the WHO.

Our opportunity was to do that and at the same time prove that our "business as usual" team (which ran alongside the R2 team and tended to deal with small, one-off tasks) could produce work at least as complex and high-profile as anything the R2 team could.

I suspect you used your smartphone more frequently for these one-off tasks than your netbook.

The Ron Paul spam was very much a "one-off" job among the other tasks in the Reactor interface.

Though it's smart for Niantic to keep them rare and special, these multi-stage tasks are a bit more rewarding than the one-off quick tasks you get anytime you spin a Pokéstop.

DBAs must start thinking in terms of "as a service" instead of bespoke, one-off, discrete tasks.

"After all, many of these trustees are in well-paid jobs". FitzHerbert agrees that there is a difference between one-off payments for small tasks and the large sums, apparently paid on a regular basis, made by some of the trusts in the research.

Our existing approach to employee engagement only produces brick-layers: people who perform tasks for money; people who may briefly become more productive in these tasks via one-off awards, bonuses and other motivations (whose positive effects fade as quickly as sugar highs); and people who feel stuck in unsatisfying, dead-end jobs when they truly desire careers.