Sentence examples for once for many from inspiring English sources
But the work is done on a freelance basis, which means that when she called in sick once for many days in a row, she was not paid at all.
Those Green Revolution activists in Iran may now find a true friend in anonymous apps, where once – for many – Facebook's insistence on real identity (even though it gave voice to so much of the revolution) proved an enemy to their lives and to the lives of their families.
This result is expected because the searching kernel works only once for many input targets.
Also, other Japanese studies had only baseline smoking information, while in the present study, smoking status was ascertained more than once for many individuals, as in the British Doctors Studyy.
The spiraled tusks once sold for many times their weight in gold because of their reputation as unicorn horns.
As psychotherapist and healthy eating campaigner Susie Orbach once wrote: "For many of us eating is associated with anguish and abstinence".
Six months on and the governments of America, Britain and France, whose citizens once accounted for many of Mali's tourists, still advise against travel to the country.In truth, Mali's tourist industry was in decline even before the coup.
A mill on the pristine shores of Lake Baikal, in Russia, has been dumping bleach into the world's biggest body of (once) freshwater for many years.Facing demands for deep cuts in CO2 emissions, CEPI decided to see if technological change could yield more than just marginal improvements.
With the coming of a new president (more than two years have passed), hope appeared once again for many of my fellow citizens — hope that Russia could still become a modern country with a developed civil society, free of arbitrary officials, free of corruption, free of unfairness and lawlessness.
In the context of future large galaxy surveys, we will need these extreme N-body simulations not just once, but for many different cosmological models, exploring alternative gravity models or galaxy formation scenarios.
It's too close to what was once home for many of us; husbands joking about what bad housekeepers we were or making fun of what we did when we were drunk or stoned, and, as well, of the funny way we walk when we're wounded or old.
