Sentence examples for one-time user from inspiring English sources

(The Packers do charge ticket holders a one-time user fee to help pay for renovations, but the prices are relatively modest and the fees are refunded if they give up their tickets).

Think about it: in the interests of sparing the Clemens legend and attempting to save himself from forever being remembered as another synthetic warrior, Clemens seemed to have no problem having his wife ratted out as a one-time user of human growth hormone, first to Andy Pettitte and then to the world.

In business, the human factor is often the difference between a one-time user and a lifelong customer.

In Kampala (Uganda), in 2013, data was collected from 22 regular users, 308 one-time users and a representative sample of 1538 participants.

An online stockbroking firm, for instance, could instruct its system to make sure that a regular customer always gets a quick response, especially when there are many one-time users online merely checking free stock quotes.

(Practitioners of this genre range from regulars like Tatsuo Miyajima to one-time users like Serge Spitzer, who created an unaccountable stir at last year's Venice Biennale by lining up empty glasses in a huge darkened shed).

The concern, said co-author Stephanie O'Malley, is that flavors in tobacco products not only encourage young people to start using these products, but to continue using them by reducing the harsh, bitter taste that often keeps one-time users from smoking again.

They built a customer roster of deal-hunters and one-time users, and trained what repeat customers they did have to hold out for bargains.

If it's a marketing campaign that goes viral and wins you a bunch of one-time "users," it can actually do more harm than good.

Users in the fake review group show the characteristics of one-time users [21] in a social network who have never made social connection with other users in the network.

Across many calls there was an interesting repetition of "zombie" and "zombified" – which sounds like tabloid-style scaremongering terminology, but were the words that addicts, former addicts, casual and one-time users were choosing to describe how Xanax made them feel.