Sentence examples for a further one of from inspiring English sources

Little luck has gone their way, from the tosses, all of which Mahendra Singh Dhoni lost, to the plethora of injuries, a further one of which came here when Munaf Patel slipped on the greasy outfield and appeared to have sprained his right ankle.

Scotland's Dott had narrowly defeated 2013 champion Neil Robertson in the last 16, and two breaks of 68 and a further one of 92 helped him into a 4-1 leagainstnst Bingham.

For the UMAT we now report quantitatively comparable results, with an estimated increment at the first re-sit of approximately two fifths of a standard deviation from the first test and a further one fifth of a standard deviation at the second re-sit.

A further one third of the incidents reviewed were in residential units.

A further one third of the 126 villages within the selected sub locations were subsequently randomly selected at the third stage resulting in 42 villages, with the number of villages per division being proportionate to the pig population in the division.

Four patients died from cancer--one from a cholangiocarcinoma, one from transitional cell tumor of the bladder, one from lung cancer, and a further one from cancer of unknown primary.

A prior "fragility fracture" is certainly associated with an increased risk of a further one, but this may be on the basis of a risk of recurrent falling.

In the example above if each team had 2 challenges a match (a further one in event of extra time perhaps) then assuming they had not already used them Ukraine could have appealed.

After progression on docetaxel 10 out of 13 patients received a further one or two regimens of chemotherapy (including rituximab).

In secondary prevention, a single measure – controlling low-density lipoproteins in those who have already had a heart attack – reduces the risk of a further one by 40%.

The plans, according to the Treasury spending watchdog, the Office for Budget Responsibility, also presume the loss of a further one million public sector jobs by 2020, a renewed public sector pay squeeze and a further freeze on tax credits.