Sentence examples for one in every from inspiring English sources

"one in every" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used in a sentence to indicate a ratio or proportion of something. Example: "One in every ten people have a fear of public speaking."

Exact(60)

One in every colour!

The Guardian - Lifestyle

There's one in every school.

The Guardian - Film

There's one in every family.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

Put one in every book.

The New Yorker

One in every five Americans is obese.

The New York Times - Magazine

"Now you see one in every backyard".

The New York Times

(There's one in every Victorian novel).

The Guardian - Books

California is home to one in every nine Americans.

Stanford University

That is almost one in every 230 Americans.

The Washington Post

One in every hundred American adults is now in prison.

The Economist

One in every 500 Kuwaitis is an al-Sabah.

The Economist

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