Sentence examples similar to almost one off from inspiring English sources

It really has to be done on an almost one-off basis — team by team, person by person.

Just one in four of them (twenty-four per cent) think that the next generation of Americans will be better off, and almost one in two of them (forty-seven per cent) think they will be worse off.

The intervention of such groups is a key reason why all 11 of Jaldhaka's unions or local councils have been able to declare their respective localities "child marriage-free zones" – no mean feat in a country where almost one in three children is married off before turning 15.

After Operation Cast Lead, a study by the Gaza community mental health programme (GCMHP) found that 75% of children over the age of six were suffering from one or more symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, with almost one in 10 ticking off every criterion.

He was a model citizen in the preseason, and almost always the last one off the court at practice.

That's why Grant Shapps was able to make the claim that almost one million people had come off sickness and disability benefits rather than undergo the notorious work capability assessment carried out by Atos.

After wiping away the tears, Beyonce bid farewell to her Mrs. Carter Show world tour almost one year after it kicked off.

Elliott's half-century came in a prudent 76 balls but Maynard completed his off only 49 with a straight six hit almost one-handed off Rob Ferley.

And reviewing risk is almost as one-off a process as the hefty restructuring charges that resulted in Deutsche Bank booking a 2.6 billion euro quarterly loss.

In short, Kanté was something special at Leicester, almost a one-off with his indefatigable running, and so it hardly comes as a surprise that the champions have not been quite the same team without him.

But last week it reached a new climax, when the organizers of the Fashion Week in Madrid threw almost one third of their booked models off the list, because their Body Mass Index was at 14 and therefore they were too thin..