Sentence examples for one off occurrence from inspiring English sources

Instead, as mentioned in [25], it refers to the "amount of confidence we can place in the tract realization not being a spurious one off occurrence that has been unusually corrupted by noise, motion, or other sporadic artifacts".

The 49ers went a little too heavy on the Chamber of Commerce sheen in their response that it was a one-off occurrence, writes Gwen Knapp in The San Francisco Chronicle, and the Raiders went a bit overboard insisting their fans are not as menacing as they tend to look.

Pickard was unsure if this was a one-off occurrence or a new militant tactic.

I was offended, frankly, to sit there and look at this movie – like it was a one-off occurrence.

But there are indications that Reyes's sky-high average could be a one-off occurrence rather than the beginning of an extended plateau.

I tried a few more times without success, and then let the matter go, hoping that it was a one-off occurrence.

It is likely hoping, perhaps correctly, that this was a one-off occurrence, and more about Trump proving that he is not Obama than about anything relating to Syria qua Syria.

He further admitted making threats towards a "fragile" and "high risk" Patient A. Chairman of the tribunal Dr Nigel Callaghan said that it had not been a "one-off occurrence" and that Dr Osborne had been aware from the outset that the relationship was inappropriate, as was shown by his insistence that Patient A agree not to report him.

Blood in the urine is the main sign of bladder cancer but often people - and GPs - dismiss it as a one-off occurrence.

"Michael Jackson died not because of an isolated, one-off occurrence or incident.

This unusual malformation was one-off occurrence, and there were no other indications of BVD virus – associated in this herd.