Sentence examples for one additional person from inspiring English sources

Rep. Trent Franks (R-Ariz). said Wednesday that he wishes one additional person had possessed a firearm in Tucson on Saturday, presumably to use on Jared Lee Loughner.

One additional person has been removed from operational duty pending further investigation".

People tended to follow the largest group of leaders, even if it contained only one additional person.

If just one additional person is influenced to help the victims by the example of Sandra Bullock, Steven Spielberg and others -- including the publicity generated by your article -- today's celebrity giving is worthwhile and can be in accord with ancient religious and moral guidelines on charity.

The hosts include Henry Blodget (Silicon Alley Insider), Sarah Lacy (Business Week columnist) and Paul Kedrosky, plus one additional person who has yet to be named.

Data that has been verified by a curator besides the original submitter has been validated by at least one additional person, and the curator has been verified by the administrators as an expert on biotransformations for at least one enzyme family.

But although 70 to 80percentt of those charged in the criminal justice system have a drug or alcohol problem, these reforms did not enable even one additional addicted person to be sent to treatment instead of prison.

Tickets: $35 for one adult and one child; $10 each additional person (includes transportation).

Thus, the issue is not whether observing a person one additional year is a sufficiently long time, which it is, but rather whether there is sufficient statistical power to detect potentially small changes.

For example, compared to the reference person, having one additional surgical session was associated with a 102percentt higher cost [column (1)] and more ward days (Table 3).

These measures were selected in consultation with key stakeholders in the health services, who expressed an interest in identifying frequent users of the health system based on reasonable and clinically relevant cut-points, rather than identifying factors potentially associated with a person having one additional unit of health service use (e.g. one more day in hospital).