Sentence examples for one time rather from inspiring English sources

"And because this work is expensive, co-operative boards usually arrange for pointing and similar repairs to be made on the entire side of a building at one time, rather than hiring a contractor each time a complaint is received".

In part this weakness reflects most articles' focus on experience around one policy in one country at one time, rather than comparing and contrasting experience across countries or over time, between health policies or across sectors within a country, or between implementing units and people, for example.

One-Time Registration United's system (at the Web site www.united.com/easyupdate) has features other airlines do not yet offer, like the ability to sign up for alerts one time, rather than before each flight.

"Teams were flying players in for mass workouts before the drafts," recalled Matt Winick, director of scheduling and game operations for the N.B.A. "It was determined by the competition committee that the league run something in which all the N.B.A. people could watch all these kids at one time, rather than sending five to one team, five to another.

In a clinical setting, it is likely that many genetic results will be generated for an individual patient at one time, rather than piecemeal.

Surely that is the point of having a well-diversified portfolio – you invest with different managers with varying styles in the hope that at least one is performing well at any one time, rather than betting the ranch on a single investment.

6. Do you value one-on-one time rather than large group settings?

Moreover, the same models tend to assume that knowledge acquisition is a one time event rather than the result of sustained practice and reinforcement.

They may also be much more agreeable to a one time exception rather than a cart blanche agreement for the children to miss school whenever there is a planned trip.

But this type of activity did not use up all vesicles at one time, but rather slowly, especially when in vivo-like patterns were used (Ceccarelli et al, 1972, 1973).

Samples were collected at only one time point rather than longitudinally, there was a lack of untreated controls and/or the sample size of each group was not large enough.