Sentence examples for one-time problems from inspiring English sources

Some of the big losers among U.S. exports appear to be one-time problems tied to the drought in the American heartland: Wheat exports were down 34 percent and corn exports down 22 percent.

"I don't believe this is a one-time problem," Mr. Klusmann said.

The good news is that this is probably only a one-time problem.

One of the measures recognizes that low-level domestic abuse is typically not a one-time problem and often escalates into greater violence.

Mark Herr, the state's consumer affairs commissioner, has used the occasion to note that this is not a one-time problem.

But this isn't a one-time problem, and eventually they'll have to bite the bullet and reduce their work force".

The company did not disclose any new contract losses for its Caremark pharmacy benefits management business and sought to reassure analysts that the billions in contracts it has lost were a one-time problem.

The scandal also threatened to widen with an announcement on Friday from the German agriculture ministry that it had evidence that the manufacturer might have begun shipping the dioxin-laced fat in March — months before it admitted to what it called a one-time problem.

Remember that breaking your resolution is not a one-time problem.

Both echoed Mr. Clinton in lacing personal confessions into their official bios -- Mr. Bush about his one-time drinking problems; Mr. Gore about the midlife crisis he suffered in the wake of his son being struck by a car.

Is the noise a one-time or occasional problem, or is it frequent?