Sentence examples for one collateral from inspiring English sources
But, he said, there is at least one collateral benefit: "I've never been able to play an instrument and got to get serious about the ukulele now".
One collateral misfortune of Benjamin's early death is that it ended one of the richest intellectual conversations of the twentieth century.
On arteriography, two aortopulmonary collateral arteries were identified from the descending aorta to the right pulmonary artery and one collateral artery was identified from the descending aorta to the left pulmonary artery (Fig. 1).
For the 123 banks, we are unaware of the exact outstanding loan volume (and the number of debtors) that were transferred to BAG, as our sample only includes those debtors whose workout-processes had already been entirely completed or at least had been completed for one collateral.
Fig. 1 An angiography image showing two aortopulmonary arteries connecting the descending aorta and the right pulmonary artery, and one collateral artery connecting the descending aorta and the left pulmonary artery Fig. 2 Three abnormal collateral arteries are embolized with 12 Orbit Galaxy detachable coils.
One collateral effect of these measures has been the increasing number of people with various stages of CKD reporting to or referred to public institutions with dialysis facilities.
For four injuries (two ankle sprains, one medial collateral ligament sprain and an unspecified shoulder injury) no information on time loss was provided.
It said it would hold at least one Extended Collateral Term Repo Facility a month until further notice and would offer at least £5bn at each operation.
I'm sitting in a film studies class, low on rest, with some old professor ranting on about Collateral —the one with "coolest" version of Tom Cruise, and uncoolest version of Jamie Foxx.
As the story progresses, readers quickly learn: Success has a price and sometimes loved ones become collateral damage.
These are agreements between financial firms that essentially act as loans for cash -- one firm pledges collateral to another in exchange for cash with a promise that they'll buy back that collateral.
