Sentence examples for one-time changes from inspiring English sources

But while these are one-time changes aimed at capitalizing on existing rates, any moves to increase share buybacks could continue in the long run.

These produce one-time changes, however not sustained rates of change.

But the prospect of snow had Delta Air Lines, which has a hub and headquarters here, scrambling to please its public, offering free one-time changes to travel plans.

The point is that it's entirely reasonable to believe that the big factors driving globalization were one-time changes that are receding in the rear-view mirror, so that we should expect the share of trade in GDP to plateau — and that this doesn't represent any kind of problem.

They are also waiving fees for one-time changes to tickets and in some cases, allowing customers to change destinations.

And, lest you think this is a one-time change of tune, Lorde's new album will arrive this summer.

Because Johannsson had played in official games with Iceland's under-21 team, he was required to file a one-time change of association application with FIFA.

In 2009 he filed with FIFA a one-time change of association that allowed him to switch from representing Mexico to the United States.

By now, it has been pretty well documented that Johannsson spurned Iceland, the nation of his parents' birth, and obtained a one-time change of nationality to play internationally for the United States.

After the game, Coach Avery Johnson said it was not a one-time change as the Nets look to switch things up after losing 3 consecutive games and 8 of the last 10 games before Sunday's win.

The Weyerhaeuser Company said yesterday that it expected to beat analysts' earnings expectations for the second quarter, citing stronger-than-expected prices for wood products and a one-time change in Canadian taxes.