Sentence examples for once exceptional from inspiring English sources

However once exceptional charges associated with the restructuring are included Hamleys made a net loss of £0.6m on sales of £60m.

Nevertheless the club's warmth for Johnson never wavered and the fact that City did not formally announce their decision to terminate Johnson's contract in December says much for their affection for of the club's once exceptional talent.

IAG's chief executive, Willie Walsh, said the operating performance of the merged group was "solid" with an overall loss of €23m once exceptional costs such as the €343m writedown of Iberia were stripped out.

IAG's chief executive, Willie Walsh, said the operating performance of the airlines was "solid" with an overall loss of €23m (£20m) once exceptional costs such as the writedown were stripped out.

UK operating profit plunged 68% in the year to end of June, but if you scrape beneath the surface, you will discover the British side of Hays' business made no money at all, once exceptional charges relating to cost-cutting and redundancies are taken into account.

Accounts for the company, Evening Standard Ltd, due to be filed today at Companies House, reveal that in the nine months up to October 2009 the paper lost £18m and was projected to lose about £30m over the year once exceptional items were included.

Anyone who witnessed Howard and Judy Dean forced to audition their marriage on CNN has seen this once-exceptional phenomenon turn into a kind of stylized national hazing.

Names can be retired if used once for exceptional hurricanes.

He added that the measures would end "once the exceptional situation ended".

"Janvier did not produce much in his lifetime, and to have three pieces at once is exceptional".

Juliet was once thought exceptional and now is hardly noticed as she picks her way through traffic in the rain.