Sentence examples for coming one or two from inspiring English sources

This paper aims to examine this question and provide a research agenda for the coming one or two decades or so.

But these deaths draw little national attention because they usually come one or two at a time, often where tracks slice through small towns and rural expanses.

Moreover, with basketball, there was always an unshakeable belief that if the United States sent its absolute best — if Shaq had played, if Kobe would come — one or two megastars could tilt the competitive axis.

"I see some other players, they may come in, do one or two films, and get crushed on them.

"It came out as number one or two in almost every customer feedback session".

Snyder built a busy practice in Manhattan that eventually included two forms of treatment: initially, she conducted psychoanalytic psychotherapy, in which patients came one, two, or three days a week and sat upright; later, she began conducting full Freudian analysis, in which patients visited four or five days a week and lay on the couch.

We've been winning a lot of straw polls within the Democratic Party – coming in one or two.

This would have resulted in the majority of large fish coming from one or two families and the same would be true of the small fish.

But do they come from one or two supernova explosions?

Consider whether: Enough data are presented to show how the authors arrived at their findings; The data presented fit the interpretation/support claims about patterns in data; The data presented illuminate/illustrate the findings; (For qualitative studies) quotes are numbered or otherwise identified and the reader can see that they don't just come from one or two people.

In the course of your burning, you may come across one or two documents labelled "Do Not Burn".