Sentence examples similar to much a one time from inspiring English sources

And there's the question of how much a one-time physical makeover really means for schools that will continue to struggle with inadequate funds, political squabbles and a low-income population.

In Amsterdam the tickets are much more expensive with a one time pass costing 2.8 euros and a daily pass costing 7.5 euros.

They may also be much more agreeable to a one time exception rather than a cart blanche agreement for the children to miss school whenever there is a planned trip.

Richard Berner, chief United States economist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, said a permanent rate cut would help the economy much more than a one-time stimulus.

Sustainable improvements in student outcomes require much more than a one-time infusion of technology.

But two years ago it was a much smaller beast: a one-time television blog that began stretching out into new sections of coverage at the end of 2015.

Collins explained that Congress gave IDeA an extra $50 million this year, an increase that NIH views as "a much needed one time boost".

Indeed, he's proved easily to be the most energetic of the top-of-the-ticket candidates, even though he's the oldest, and is much older than Whitman, a one-time swimmer.

Citigroup had an impressive rise in profit, but much of it attributed to a one-time accounting gain.

"How could the most public artist in New York keep so much locked up?" reflected Frank Rich, a one-time confidant, in the New York Times after she died.

Alcatel had cautioned that its loss for last year would be as large as 5 billion euros, much of which resulted from a one-time charge of 3.86 billion euros to reorganize money-losing divisions.