Sentence examples for on a one stop from inspiring English sources

Pressured by the Ferrari, he was out-powered by the superior engine of Massa and although great attempts at saving his place were shown, he finished in a hard-fought 9th position, on a one stop strategy which was then upgraded to 8th position after a post-race penalty to Sébastien Bourdais.

Specifically aiming to please their clients, they have honed in on creating a one stop shop for all the essentials of the modern day business man.

The deal clears one of the final political hurdles on the way to a one-stop shop for patents to be granted in a single place and be valid across 25 countries.

(But, as I later investigated, had that actually been the right environmental decision?) By contrast, we spent more on sourcing our food than simply relying on a supermarket for a one-stop shop.

This seems to detract from the main point, though: "We could focus on giving people a one stop production shop for selling content, but the thing that interests me is that to get to the path where people are sharing things that are free is actually more interesting," says Raffel.

The Euro 2008 section leverages these features on a single page for a "one-stop" experience.

OperomeDB represents one of the first attempts to provide a comprehensive resource for operon structures in microbial genomes based on RNA-sequencing data, providing a one stop portal for understanding the genome organization in the context of transcriptional regulation in a condition-specific manner.

Each charged $15 for a one-way ticket on a one-stop trip along Interstate 95 between New York and Boston.

The Brawn team's decision to put both its drivers on a one-stop strategy paid off as behind them Kimi Raikkonen claimed the final podium position for Ferrari.

New York to New Delhi is $867 on a one-stop flight on Air France; New Delhi to Varanasi is $190 nonstop on Kingfisher Airlines or Jet Airways.

The Frenchman made a final stop at the same time as Force India's Paul di Resta, trying to cover the Scot who was on a one-stop strategy.