Sentence examples for even one incident from inspiring English sources

As anyone who follows the news knows, there have been plenty of examples of unruly passengers clashing with flight crews and even one incident where Ivanka Trump was confronted by an angry passenger on JetBlue.

While even one incident is too many, the widespread perception that the problem is rampant doesn't align with the facts.

Many worshipers said the new policy -- to bar a priest who has sexually abused a minor from ministry but not defrock him -- did not go far enough, that a priest with even one incident of sexual abuse should be banished from the church forever.

"Even one incident is too many.

But some politicians think that even one incident is too much.

(Bailey implicitly admits this fear is well-founded: "some psychiatrists refuse to recommend for sex reassignment any man who has had even one incident of erotic cross-dressing" [p. 174].) One gets the clear sense from the book that all transsexual narratives are deeply suspect or just plain false unless they fit Blanchard's theory and Bailey's reading.

The Danish delegation hasn't been able to get an answer to the question whether even one single incident has been investigated by police or led to a verdict in court.

Over all, he said, security costs at a major mall typically run $1 million a year or more, often exceeding costs for services such as maintenance, since the publicity of even one notorious incident -- an abduction or carjacking, say -- could cost a mall far more in lost business.

Even one serious incident in a context can have disastrous consequences for the individual, the organisation, the aid community and especially, the populations needing assistance.

"Nearly all the investors we know are completely upstanding and professional, but even one inappropriate incident is too many," Livingston wrote.

We are taking this additional step because even one fire incident inflight poses a high risk of severe personal injury and puts many lives at risk.