Sentence examples for one upfront from inspiring English sources

When it comes to deciding on a health insurance plan, choosing the correct one upfront can potentially save you thousands in medical expenses throughout the year.

Make one upfront payment plus pay a running premium until the earlier of a credit event or maturity.

However, one upfront problem is that X and Y are given at ad hoc, no vertex-path dominance relation is determined until the run time.

But with the iPhone 3G, Apple decided to give all that money to AT&T in exchange for one upfront payment, and the promise that AT&T would subsidize the cost of the phone down to $199 (and $299).

J. Bryan Lowder has written in this publication: "If the nuance-phobic media is going to insist on those crude labels anyway, you might as well do the politically helpful thing and choose a good-enough one upfront".

Tchami churned out one upfront house winner after another this year and his rework of the (almost) equally buzzed about Oliver $ merges the soulful Chicago house vocals with the Frenchman's instantly recognizable bass melodies.

No one pays upfront, because the smugglers might not take you all the way, and no one carries cash on them, because it will be stolen (though one woman on the Argos was treated for bruising after hiding $400 in her vagina).

But where most magazines pay authors one time, upfront, Curious Fictions can provide a recurring source of income.

The one place Upfront doesn't invest heavily is in Silicon Valley — but hey, there are enough investors to compete for deals there, right?

Leases for oil rights generally work like this: A company purchases the right to drill for oil underneath an acre of land by paying a one-time upfront payment, called a bonus, and a percentage of the profits earned on the well, known as a royalty.

Why let the fuel-guzzling commuter off the hook with a one-time upfront fee?