for one

Idioms  

1. Also, for one thing. As the first of several possible instances. For example, Everything seemed to go wrong; for one, we had a flat tire, and then we lost the keys, or I find many aspects of your proposal to be inadequate; for one thing, you don't specify where you'll get the money. For one can also be applied to a person, as in He doesn't like their behavior, and I for one agree with him.

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Example Sentences

Lucas, 61, a musician from Bristol, travels to the Lake District in Cumbria for one week every month and regularly posts pictures of his wanderings.

From BBC

“I don’t believe that there is one hero for our movements. Movements are led by a collective, and you can’t create some pedestal for one person, because humans will always fail you.”

From Salon

Short-term losses—which are on investments you have held for one year or less—can offset short-term gains first and any excess can offset long-term gains.

From Barron's

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, where nearly 40% of officers called in sick on Wednesday, has provided TSA officers with vouchers for one meal a shift.

From The Wall Street Journal

It could certainly get away with higher prices without losing too much demand, seeing that sales have grown every year except for one since 2017.

From Barron's