While the middle class slowed its buying months ago, a decline in spending by the wealthy represents just one more drag on the economy.
The business of driving ambulances and operating fire brigades represents just one facet of a profound shift on Wall Street and Main Street alike, a New York Times investigation has found.
This ambitious project represents just one part of a much larger effort to reduce our impact on the environment, and it's working: in July 2014 we achieved the highest possible rating for environmental performance for the second year running.
Anibal's story represents just one of the over 1,000 deportation cases that happen in this country on a daily basis.
As the author notes, her story represents just one experience and not the norm.
That represents just one of three interpretations drafted by administration lawyers, the officials said.
The UK, of course, represents just one market, and in 2014 Share a Coke was rolled out to North America for the first time.
The problem is that the Breitbart phenomenon represents just one strand of an increasingly entrenched web of neoconservative influence that is working hard to legitimise far right extremism.
The joke is that for a company that charges annualised interest rates of up to 5,853%, the £220m represents just one £1,000 loan borrowed by a man called Bob in Colchester, four years ago.
The dispute over Green Dam is far from over and represents just one battle in a wider campaign against the Chinese government's ongoing efforts to fortify and improve its "Great Firewall" of Internet censorship and surveillance.
