Sentence examples similar to because of a one off from inspiring English sources

The nature of the "Hard Head" missions was suppressed at the time of the accident; the Danish and American governments claimed the bomber was not on a routine mission over Greenland and that it diverted there because of a one-off emergency.

"It was just one of those games - a one-off".

LOWENSTEIN: ImClone was a more of a one-off.

Hackney Council is something of a one-off.

The manager asked me to fix a comms problem, as a one-off, because of my IT background.

For instance, inflation has jumped mainly because the recent removal of fuel subsidies led to a one-off rise in the cost of petrol.

It keeps in you in contact with your customers and gives you information you couldn't get with a one-off sale because of the nature of that ongoing relationship — and that could be a competitive advantage, Tzuo explained.

President Julian Winser said: "[The chamber] is supportive of this on a one-off basis because it's sensible.

It has long stayed out of the agency's human spaceflight activities, but agreed to a "one-off, 20m-euro" contribution because of the technology development it could enable in a number of British companies.

Because the big jump in income was largely driven by a one-off social security payment of $250, part of the Obama stimulus package.

The Renegades CEO described Chris Gayle's controversial interview with a female reporter as a "one-off scenario" which happened because of "cultural differences".