Sentence examples for one-off incident from inspiring English sources
"one-off incident" is correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a one-time event or occurrence that is not expected to happen again. Example: The power outage was a one-off incident caused by a severe storm.
The 58-year-old, the sole wage earner in her family, is "unemployed and possibly unemployable" after being prosecuted and fined £400 over the one-off incident on a Leeds to Sheffield train, which, she says, effectively involved a shortfall of 40p.
It was obvious from day one that this was no one-off incident, and was unlikely to be confined to one or two executives.
Mr Lee has admitted manslaughter and said that he kicked Tyler in the stomach on the morning he died, but said this was a one-off incident.
He thought it was a one-off incident and didn't notify police, but then on Tuesday he discovered five more kangaroos dumped in two of his trash cans, along with a discarded arrow.
Duncan added: "It's really important that people understand that this allegation relates to a unique, one-off incident dating back to 2009 and involves a potentially fraudulent claim on a deliberately damaged ticket.
It was a one-off incident.
We see these mass killings as a series of tragic one-off incidents, which can make them seem harder to prevent.
The fact that these alleged offences were not one-off incidents, but are said to have been repeated over a period of 36 hours, seems to have influenced the decision to brand them as war crimes.
The greatest number of deaths from terrorist-related attacks in the 1980s and 1990s in western Europe were often localised, focused attacks by groups like the Irish Republican Army IRAA) or one-off incidents with high death tolls, like the Lockerbie bombing in 1988.
Other odd rivalries have come about due to one-off incidents: Australia's very own Kevin Muscat can claim to be the source of the animosity that exists between Norwich and Wolves, clubs some 170 miles apart, after his filthy foul on Craig Bellamy back in 1998.
Both former players have come forward separately to name the same man, alleging they were abused in one-off incidents as well as being among the extensive list of victims from Bennell's three decades as a coach and talent-spotter.
