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

The 23-year-old and two friends convened for a routine video call in November and agreed to make gifts for one another to keep a lid on spending.

From The Wall Street Journal

Prof Whitelock for one believes certain parts of it could well appeal to the prince.

From BBC

In 1905, the Industrial Workers of the World rejected the AFL’s narrow craft unionism, calling for one big union uniting all workers to abolish wage labor.

From The Wall Street Journal

So far, he has only been unavailable for one of United's 13 league games - and been involved in all but three.

From BBC

More than 1 million people reserved their spot in line for one of the trucks, Musk said on an earnings call a few months later.

From MarketWatch