(Of two persons) in direct encounter.
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Examples for "one-on-one"
Examples for "one-on-one"
1A bit of good old-fashioned, one-on-one customer service is best, albeit safely.
2Surprisingly, this one-on-one material is often more affecting than the main event.
3Email them today or follow this link to reserve your one-on-one consultation.
4Pitter does an extremely great job of catering to her customers, one-on-one.
5Two minutes later Arsenal missed another one-on-one chance, Lössl thwarting Danny Welbeck.
1Nine of the 25 cases were a result of local person-to-person transmission.
2Academically, he is using them to understand the mechanics of person-to-person interaction.
3The loss of person-to-person companionship is undoubtedly contributing to our emotional distress.
4Only two person-to-person transmissions were documented among them, both between married couples.
5I put in the call to Miami first, person-to-person to Crosby himself.
6Are owned by financial institutions that offer a 'person-to-person' service for pre-owned cars.
7I said it was least satisfactory when things were electronic, rather than person-to-person.
8Ombler said the strategy adopted aimed at stopping person-to-person spread of the disease.
9Of course, there are all sorts of platforms promoting person-to-person wisdom.
10The underlying mechanisms causing lethality and person-to-person variation in outcome remain incompletely explained.
11Design: Compartmental mathematical model allowing person-to-person and waterborne transmission of cholera.
12Epidemiologic studies suggested person-to-person transmission in two of three family clusters.
13The coronavirus outbreaks around the world are driven by person-to-person transmission, experts say.
14She placed the long-distance call, person-to-person collect, and waited for the call back.
15China's health authorities said the virus can pass from person-to-person.
16Australia reported two cases of person-to-person transmission, the first of its 33 confirmed cases.