Sentence examples similar to one off joint from inspiring English sources

Last week, food delivery giant Ele.me announced that it's teamed up with youth entertainment site Bilibili on a one-off joint membership that will further keep young consumers at their desk.

In this regard it is interesting to note that a one off baseline joint assessment seemed to explain most of the difference, albeit quantitatively small, in SOS between cases and controls.

There is a need for the Lib Dems, Greens and Labour in the constituency to get together to see if an accommodation can be reached with one joint candidate as a one off – possibly via a primary election.

You can't write this one off.

The European Commission thinks this one-off plan could presage joint Eurobonds.Outsiders, notably the perfidious "Anglo-Saxons", are accused of plotting to destroy the euro.

The brainchild of a young blues enthusiast called Roger Stolle, it's a shop where you can buy arcane blues recordings and discover who's playing where that night: Stolle is a fount of knowledge about juke joint one-offs and upcoming gigs.

Further one-off projects followed under the joint label TomCat, including Bootleg, an exhibition featuring 60 artists at London's Spitalfields Market.

West Ham will pay £2.5m a year in rent and a one-off fee of £15m to the joint venture.

If one joint is off it will trickle through the entire system of the body.

This was largely thanks to the one-off gain from BP's $17bn sale of its interest in the joint venture TNK-BP, which it sold to Russia's Rosneft.

That profit was aided by money brought in from player sales, in addition to a one-off financial boost that came when the broadcaster BSkyB agreed to cancel its shares in a joint digital media venture with the club.