Sentence examples for at once has from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "at once has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is happening immediately or simultaneously with another action or state.
Example: "The new policy at once has improved employee morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "immediately has" or "simultaneously has".

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But when it cannot help, playing the key suit at once has advantages.

That soaring feeling, physical and spiritual at once, has often been described.

Having a lot of government property coming on the market all at once has some in the industry worried.

Having an abundance of government property coming on the market all at once has some in the industry worried.

This double dilemma is a painful reality, and dealing with both at once has become the only way out of the mess.

Researchers can then calculate the percentage of people in each country who are "multidimensionally poor".Looking at many aspects of poverty at once has several benefits.

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He had burned the letter at once, had felt contaminated by it.

Doing two things at once had morphed from an expression into reality.

'Tis wonder that thy life and wits at once Had not concluded all.

"His tone all at once had become fervent, sheepish, wondrous and solemn.

He said his managerial experience juggling scores of companies at once had helped him in that effort.

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