Sentence examples for one that collected from inspiring English sources

Abrams just published a much fancier book than the last one that collected the best of Punk. .

In reviewing twenty-one data collection agencies of the Department of Health and Human Services, Delgado and Estrada [ 2] found only three that collected data on Mexican Americans and only one that collected data on Puerto Ricans, Cuban Americans and Central-South Americans.

But the Securities and Exchange Commission did recently bring its first case against what it claimed was a fraudulent project — a relatively small one that collected a few hundred thousand dollars.

His story begins with — yes! — an enormous federal database, in this case the one that collected fingerprints of Americans who served in the military.

The one that collects salary at the end of the month, but who can barely use the salary to take care of his needs.

In the most egregious example, six bus shelters were erected outside two adjacent schools where the only bus service is the one that collects about 1,000 students in a ten-minute period each afternoon.

You can set up any number of corporate, POP3 or IMAP accounts, which deliver both into separate inboxes or one that collects all your email and SMS messages in one place.

The most profitable plan for the carriers will be the one that collects the most revenue from the customer: unlimited messaging, for which AT&T and Sprint charge $20 a month and T-Mobile, $15.

Alexander said he is open to some modifications of existing surveillance programs, particularly one that collects all telephone records in the United States and stores them at the NSA for up to five years.

While PressureNet isn't the only Android app that displays pressure information for users, its creators think it's the only one that collects the data and shares it.

I'm going to bottle the one that collects rainwater from the shed for the prevention of de-friending, and the bucket that collects water at the side of the house is now an elixir that you spray onto wedding invitations to aid the spirits in preventing your event from clashing with major sporting fixtures.