Sentence examples for and precisely one from inspiring English sources
Alan Rusbridger, the first Editor of Guardian Weekend, and now Editor of the Guardian, remembers its launch in 1998: "The Guardian at the time had little money, no designers and precisely one feature writer.
— Eric Asimov The Washington Post: At Umejima Elementary School in Tokyo, school lunch includes rice, vegetables and precisely one chicken nugget.
A number of additional simplifications can be made because of the fact that there was only very little community transmission during the study period: no additional transmission from the outside into the household (B1 = B2 = 1) and precisely one index case per household (a1 = 1 and a2 = 0, or a1 = 0 and a2 = 1).
"This is a remarkable job of interviewing an interesting and colorful man and getting precisely one quote".
I looked out for signs of bitterness about this, some sort of sisterly discord, and unearthed precisely one instance.
Jenny Cooper won nearly £2.5m two years ago, and took precisely one day off her job as deputy head of Kemys Fawr Infants School in Pontypool "to pick up the cheque and do the press conference.
He started out just after the least safe period, the 1980s, and has precisely one dodgy landing to recount, when a freak vortex at 200ft pitched his 19-seater plane up on one wing, at a 45-degree angle.
Julianne Moore, the star of that movie, is equally involving here; she plays two roles, or four if you count those played by Lillian, and utters precisely one audible word—"Help".
Guided by his anthropological interests, however, Humboldt became involved in the problem of what constituted national character and how precisely one could within the context of modern Europe determine its essential features.
One of the main elicitor of type I allergic reactions worldwide is birch pollen and more precisely one of its major allergens, Bet v 1 [ 3, 4].
A rooted DAG is defined as a directed graph that is free of directed cycles and contains precisely one node with indegree zero, called the root.
