Sentence examples for one-time issue from inspiring English sources

This was a one-time issue, but it certainly got us off on the wrong foot with regard to our NewsGator experience.

But some outside experts had scathing words for the Labor Department, and others described the data problem as not a one-time issue but a symptom of a chronic lack of money for one of the most critical functions of the government.

"This is not a one-time issue we discuss over elections.

"The North Korean nuclear weapons [programme] is a scary problem, but it is a one-time issue; the more frightening problem is what would happen afterwards," he declared.

"The North Korean nuclear weapons [programme] is a scary problem, but it is a one-time issue; the more frightening problem is what would happen afterwards," he says.

He said airline computer systems are complex and Thursday's problem might be a one-time issue, but the repeated failures are not only embarrassing for United, they "undermine trust in the airline" and "demoralise employees".

Those imports were driven by one-time issues as companies rushed some decisions and waited on others before the new law took affect, said Kevin Hassett, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers.

Unlike Measure B, Measure A called for a one-time bond issue whose proceeds would have had to be matched by private funds.

Money.com, a one-time special issue by Money magazine on the same subject, will be on newsstands until Aug. 10.

"It's not a one-time diversity issue," Ms. Santomero added.

However, this will probably have no more impact than the one-time subsidies issues by the Bush administration several years ago.