Sentence examples for run a one from inspiring English sources

Every channel must run a one in, one out policy when it comes to commissioning.

Results from the domestic food price model indicate that in the long run, a one percentage increase in real national output increases the domestic food crop price index by 1.89 percentage points.

This model indicates that in the long run, a one percentage increase in international fuel prices results into a 0.5%% increase in domestic fuel prices, and a one percent depreciation of the nominal exchange rate leads to a 0.7%% increase in the domestic fuel prices.

Results from the external food market (Table 5) indicate that in the long run, a one percentage depreciation of the nominal exchange rate results into a 1.6%% increase in the food price index, and a one percent increase in international cereal price index leads to a 0.2 increase in the food price index.

J. C. Penney will run a one-day sale on Nov. 17, adding to the "Biggest Sale of Them All" on Nov. 6, a "Huge Sale" on Nov. 20 and a "Day Before Thanksgiving" sale on Nov. 24.

A coalition of evangelical Christians groups announced it would run a one-minute ad for two weeks starting on Wednesday "at saturation levels" on 15 Christian radio stations in South Carolina.

For the last decade, Ms. Angelica, who has a shock of spiky dark red hair, has run a one-woman animal rescue and population-control service from her home on Wyckoff Street.

He had run a one-issue campaign: fighting crime.

We teach everything you need to run a one-man band.

If an unstable coalition were formed – or if Cameron or Miliband sought and failed to run a one-party minority administration – a second general election could be triggered.

Mr. Zitron, who says that for about a year he has run a "one-man shop" public relations agency, claims that Mr. Oxford demanded a quid pro quo.