Sentence examples for one time expressed from inspiring English sources

"But since the F.B.I. had at one time expressed an interest in them, the I.N.S. had to hold them".

Terrance Kawles, Codex's vice president and general counsel, insists, however, that the Army had at one time expressed an interest in buying the system.

This time expressing one's view may be used for the sake of remaining convinced by what one has been believing since the very beginning.

As one who has a difficult time expressing her emotions, she instead kept her feelings to herself.

Differentially expressed genes were classified as early (days 1 4) and/or late (days 7 and 14), and as either transient (expressed significantly in one time point) or sustained (expressed significantly in at least two time points).

In Exp 1, gemcitabine (120, 160 or 200 mg kg−1 injection−1 – inj) was given at one of six circadian times, expressed in hours after light onset (HALO).

Mice bearing Glasgow osteosarcoma (GOS) received single agent irinotecan (50 or 60 mg kg−1 per day) or oxaliplatin (4 or 5.25 mg kg−1 per day) at one of six dosing times expressed in hours after light onset (3, 7, 11, 15, 19 or 23 hours after light onset).

"It's the one time where he really expresses himself and where he talks about horses and what they mean to him, and I wanted to accompany that scene by having a horse presence.

But for this one time, I got to express what I wanted to in a way I found interesting.

(Interestingly, the Iranian revolution of 1979 was one time when this resentment was expressed openly. The Shah was accused of supporting America, but America was also attacked for imposing an impious and tyrannical leader as its puppet).

* denotes those genes found differentially expressed at one time point only.