Sentence examples similar to effect of a one off from inspiring English sources
A sustained effect from a one-off media campaign (like the government-sponsored folic acid campaign of 1995 in the Netherlands) cannot be expected.
"It was just one of those games - a one-off".
Equally important, it is not clear how much of an effect a one-off rebate will have on consumption, or how quickly that effect will come through.
Even then, it took computer-aided modelling and manufacture to construct the frame of the biomes: each component is, in effect, a one-off.
In the meantime, it remains more of a one-off experiment to see to what extent the Pinterest effect translates when a customer leaves Pinterest.com.
Rolls-Royce is something of a one-off.
LOWENSTEIN: ImClone was a more of a one-off.
Hackney Council is something of a one-off.
Episode writer McCullough described the episode as a one-off "wild romp", with much use of visual effects.
Susan Lieberman, director of WWF International's species programme, said the illegal trade was of more concern than the effect of the one-off sale: "The sight of ivory openly and illegally on sale in many African cities is likely to be a far more powerful encouragement to those contemplating poaching and smuggling, than a strictly controlled one-off sale.
