for one thing

For one thing, its clubs can’t afford to lose access to international talent any more than Harvard University and other institutions of higher education can.

For one thing, it’s a little strange.

There are still subversive ideas — for one thing, this is a shark film with precious few sharks — but Byrne’s sneaky smarts have largely abandoned him.

For one thing, an administration that doesn’t know the meaning of basic constitutional rights such as habeas corpus—even as it violates that right—is unlikely to be one that places great weight on fidelity to originalist constitutional values.

For one thing, you can make it in a lab.