Sentence examples for casual one from inspiring English sources

While the question of how well the president is protected is never a casual one, it has taken on special resonance with Mr. Obama, the nation's first black president.

His girlfriend lives on 57th Street and their acquaintance, it seems, is a casual one: Don a sharp-suited adman, Midge a modern-looking illustrator.

Penalties: Paraguay* 2-1 Japan: Barrios strokes a casual one into the bottom right.

But this suspicion will only be a casual one, something that causes wry amusement and little else.

Or, they might suggest that a player drop down a level, from a serious game to a more casual one.

Even for a President whose acquaintanceship with the truth is a casual one, explaining away the figures in the C.B.O.

And the new team's moves have been remarkably similar to the changes Ms. Shaheen brought to Mr. Gore's lagging New Hampshire campaign in late 1999 -- replacing formal, policy-oriented events with more casual, one-on-one encounters with voters.

Nurses from any practice position (staff nurse, educator, and managers) were eligible to participate if they were employed (full-time, part-time, or casual) on one of the units in 2008.

The concerns highlight an accelerating shift away from hard-core games, which have traditionally driven console sales, to more casual ones played on cellphones.

Zerbe concentrated on bulk sales to dealers, as well as casual ones at the fair at a price of $2; he enlisted Portland coin dealer D.M. Averill & Company to make retail sales by mail.

But for me the most rewarding moments in the show were the more casual ones, when the four singers joined together to harmonize on those spirituals.