Sentence examples for to one off from inspiring English sources

While both companies showed underlying operational gearing last year, we think this was due to one off cost savings to offset the point of consumption tax rather than it being sustainable on a multi-year view.

A good recovery from Dernbach, though – he keeps the batsmen to one off the next, the next is a dot, and the last a cleverly-disguised looping slower ball that concedes only another single.

Although the Retail figures were weaker than expected partly due to one off factors, the company's strategy, in our view, now has traction and losses have been significantly reduced over the last three years.

For the rest it's a mixed bag, with some resorting to one-off spots on The Bill and Casualty, while Colin Baker's post- Who career seems to have focused on touring theatre.

Survivors also treated themselves to one-off experiences, with 39% going on a dream holiday and 43% visiting a major tourist attraction they had always wanted to see.

The unspoken assumption of the regulators' stress tests, the results of which were announced on July 23rd, is that this is due to "one-off" problems: the risk that some governments in the euro zone might go bust and the perception that the murkier bits of the system, particularly unlisted banks in Spain and Germany, are hiding their risks.

Whatever the UNEP looked at tended to be close-to; one-off problems such as oil spills, nothing like the macroscopic Gaia vision that UNEP propounds these days.The programme's present director is Achim Steiner.

In what may serve as a cautionary tale to one-off marathoners, the training schedule that got me to the finish on the Champs-Élysées also got me used to consuming about 4,000 calories a day.

Women defer children in response to one-off changes.

But that was largely due to one-off measures.

Sequels to one-off books, in contrast, tended to sell relatively poorly.