For the historian, this was the emblematic example of a one-time democracy that had lost its way, that had been taken in by its press clippings, that in assuming that its unrivaled power made it great forgot that its greatness was the source of its preeminence.
I had, and I realized that was what irritated me; they all said, Thank you for sharing your experience... Extreme emphasis on the "your," followed by an example of that one time that Amherst had done something right for one student.
"For example, is a one-time sale of an asset smoke and mirrors?
The effectiveness of our proposed method is demonstrated by an illustrative example showing the design of a one-time-use camera.
He goes on, giving a specific example of one time that he read someone's script and how it all turned out badly anyway.
Graduate school, for example, is a one-time-only offer.
In Ireland, for example, citizens pay a one-time registration fee of about $1,500 and otherwise attend college free.
For example, a one-time QALY decrement of −0.44 would be used for patients expressing spinal cord compression without paralysis.
For example, you can receive a one-time payment of $255.
The change in mortality that would be found in a time series during the first day (or days) after a pollution peak is the change during the first day (or days, up to t) in Fig. 4. As an example, consider the model of Eq.25 with one time constant τ and a distribution p of lags, applied to the entire population.
For example, it cannot be a one-time shot.
