Sentence examples for just one offered from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of those participating in the health insurance system would still be denied choice beyond those plans — often just one — offered by their employer.

Keynoir is described as a "private buying club meets Woot", in reference to the tech site which made its name by having just one offer on one decent product a day.

The advantage of this FRET-based approach is its sensitivity to all tyrosine phosphorylation sites within the FRET interaction range rather than just a single one offered by a site-specific monoclonal antibody.

"This heavy-handed sort of interaction with these universities, as the University of Phoenix is just one example," offered Senator Tom Tillis (R-NC), "has actually taken us further away from providing more resources for students to get those certificates and to get those diplomas".

• Don't buy the in-house fund just because it's the first one offered.

"If just one state offers more, they'll be out of here before you can say 'lickety-split.' ".

It's a silicone band just like the ones offered by Up and Nike, but with neither of the drawbacks — it does track sleep and it does use Bluetooth 4.0.

But if the atmosphere isn't exactly the same, the new cafe, just like the old one, offers long, ketchup-coloured Formica tables, railway-cream walls, and a menu of classic home-made cafe fare: full English breakfasts from £3.90, roast dinners with roast spuds and Yorkshires for £4.90, crumble and custard for £1.90 and big mugs of builders' tea.

Was there any explanation of how prices have sharply risen and, thus, the discounts--often "teaser" rates just like the ones offered sub-prime loan victims---are really not all they are cracked up to be?

Just one engine is offered, a 2.4-liter four-cylinder with a single overhead camshaft; it develops 140 horsepower.

Just one secondary school offered to take him, but only if he would agree to repeat a year.