Sentence examples for one-off occurrence from inspiring English sources

The 49ers went a little too heavy on the Chamber of Commerce sheen in their response that it was a one-off occurrence, writes Gwen Knapp in The San Francisco Chronicle, and the Raiders went a bit overboard insisting their fans are not as menacing as they tend to look.

This blunder was not a one-off occurrence.

Pickard was unsure if this was a one-off occurrence or a new militant tactic.

I was offended, frankly, to sit there and look at this movie – like it was a one-off occurrence.

Had this been a one-off occurrence, the missed call in the Creighton-Villanova game probably would have been quickly forgotten or even gone completely unnoticed.

But there are indications that Reyes's sky-high average could be a one-off occurrence rather than the beginning of an extended plateau.

Promotions are rarely "one-off" occurrences rather they are a part of an overall company promotional strategy.

Such practices were not one-off occurrences, but represented consistent work patterns underpinned by permissive work norms.

Instead, as mentioned in [25], it refers to the "amount of confidence we can place in the tract realization not being a spurious one off occurrence that has been unusually corrupted by noise, motion, or other sporadic artifacts".

The institutional priorities resulted in slightly different activities being undertaken in each country; these are summarised in Table 2. * One staff member from Partner 2 did pursue a PhD at the London School but this was a once-off occurrence.

22 Adverse events (AEs) were applied as a one-off cost, where the occurrence was based on the difference between the dronedarone and standard of care alone arms of the ATHENA trial (where incidences of skin events, gastrointestinal events, and bradycardia were 2.7%, 4.2%, and 2.3% higher, respectively, with dronedarone versus standard of care alone) (Table 4).