Sentence examples for on so one from inspiring English sources

I think he means the past, which to be fair I tend to dwell on, so one point to Jonathan.

At least things have moved on, or so one might have thought.

Such functions include secretion by fibroblasts, contraction by arterial smooth muscle cells (SMC), aggregation by platelets, bone resorption by osteoclasts, lipogeneisis by fat cells, glycogenesis by liver cells, inflammation by neutrophils, phagocytosis by macrophages and so on and so one.

ADO.NET is based on XML, so one has rich support for XML documents.

Compression can place a burden on routers, so one should consider hardware options that offload this task.

It expands or shrinks in portfolios based on price, so one tends to have more as it goes up and less as it goes down.

My coat's right lapel was covered with enamel pins advocating revolution and sexual disobedience; the rarer ones were sewn on so no one could steal them at a coat check.

Why did you pick something so one-on-one instead of a team sport?

This is something one needs to do early on so that one can find the right solution for specific environment.

The TV manufacturers haven't agreed on a standard, so one company's glasses may not work with another company's TV.

"But I have two wingers there to occupy the right and left backs one-on-one, so that leaves me one-on-two with the center backs.