Sentence examples for one parent on from inspiring English sources

"I was expecting interactive exhibits on a par with the Science Museum in London, though perhaps not on such a grand scale," writes one parent on TripAdvisor.

When told of the admissions decision, one parent on the Upper West Side of Manhattan whose daughter did not score high enough to get in said, "That's sub rosa, that's a hidden agenda".

While one parent on a Mumsnet discussion said a breathing monitor "helped me get some much needed sleep," others said they are "a recipe for excess anxiety" and "fuel anxiety rather than calm it".

(It's worth noting that one parent on the same thread said that she had received useful advice on the phone from Mark Small when she contacted him, and described him as "great". "He was kind and caring and spent a lot of time with me – for no charge. I am stunned it is the same man," she wrote).

Results: Ninety-three percent of participants consumed dinner with family members on the night prior to the survey and 77% reported usually consuming dinner/supper with at least one parent on six to seven nights/week.

In a study of ten Sub-Saharan African countries, Case et al. (2004) find significant effects of the death of one parent on the probability of school attendance, but the fall in probability is typically only about five percentage points.11.11

We see families whose entire operation centered around the athletes' development, parents and siblings who made incredible sacrifices, like moving home base to the city of the practice center or living without one parent for months on end.

The presence of a single-strand base lesion blocks replication on one parent strand, whilst replication persists on the complementary strand beyond the point of damage.

Dr. Diane Hochlerin, a Manhattan pediatrician, said she had had only one parent insist on a test.

The investigation, however, focussed on one parent: Nicola.

One parent posting on Twitter, who described herself as white British and a Muslim, said the incident had been blown out of proportion.