Sentence examples similar to one off meaning from inspiring English sources

The magic in this is that each printed card is a true one-off, meaning that no other Qwertycard will have your same combination of letters and characters.

(Recommender 3) The interaction is in most cases one-off, meaning that after the initial contact and a short assessment of the candidate, which can also be based on the advice from another senior colleague scientist, recommenders write their recommendation, but the relationship does not continue or develop.

Normally OFF, meaning that K95 should use native keycodes.

Johnson also said that the next movie picks up "right where the last one left off," presumably meaning that it will open with Rey on the isolated island where Luke Skywalker has been hiding.

This is because the estimated values could trade-off against one another, meaning there would be an infinite number of possible combinations of τ(t) and c that would be equally valid.

One "spaceflight participant," meaning one passenger.

Steve: No one cared, meaning the students?

Off-the-peg is no longer an option for many of the most high profile attendees and nominees meaning one-off gowns created specifically or designs from couture collections are practically standard.

Ever since the government defaulted on its dollar bonds in March, churchmen have called for a write-off of two-thirds of its debt, using the term "jubilee" in its Christian sense, meaning a one-off forgiveness of sins.

However, the £6.5m figure included an exceptional one-off gain of £7.5m meaning that HR Owen actually moved back into trading profitability in the first half of this year.

One is searching for meaning behind their work and one is seeking for meaning in life.