Sentence examples for once in the context of from inspiring English sources

The Republican National Committee's platform namechecks Lincoln twice – once in the context of the treatment of veterans and again in its statement against human trafficking.

In the event, the chancellor's budget this month was friendlier to the oil and gas industries than to steel, which was mentioned only once in the context of the protections from climate change levies.

At a news conference on Wednesday, at least, he was a young senator-elect who only mentioned President Obama once, in the context of finding a way to work with him, not against him.

As for applicability and usefulness, we concede that we applied the decision model once in the context of an insurance broker pool company.

The Qur'an mentions Baal just once in the context of Elijah instructing his people not to worship Baal.

(He only referred to Russia once, in the context of being a "rival" on par with China).

During the entire hour-plus-long keynote, the word "Vista" was only uttered once, and then only in the context of Windows Live compatibility, and in the same quick breath as Windows XP and Windows 7. It's clear Ballmer is giving up the fight on Vista, though the company will still try to unload as many copies of it as possible before Windows 7 is released, presumably around the end of 2009.

Since then it has only been studied once, and even then only in the context of its potential public health threat [26].

To prevent duplicates of the same studies, if an RCT appeared more than once it was evaluated only in the context of the first publication that described it.

The long-term deficit needs to be reduced once economic growth has returned, but only in the context of higher taxes for the rich and a careful restructuring of Medicare.

The National Front also distributed a poster of Charles de Gaulle alongside a remark he once made (in the context of the Algerian occupation) to suggest that true Gaullists today would vote for Le Pen.