Sentence examples similar to a former occurrence from inspiring English sources
The remnants of glaciations at the top of some peaks indicate the former occurrence of glaciers [ 14, 15].
Late Quaternary Irish fossil deposits contain diverse mammal assemblages and reveal the former occurrence of several species, including the now regionally extinct brown bear (Ursus arctos), during both the Late Pleistocene and early mid Holocene [ 4].
This was apparently not a onetime occurrence.
A meeting is a one-time occurrence.
Has this ever happened before at a higher level, or is this the first occurrence of a former player returning to one of his previous clubs as a referee?" "In last weekend's Dundee v Dundee United derby, a sub that had come on for a sub … was subbed," writes Gary Grant.
Nick Pope, a former Ministry of Defense UFO claim investigator, states that 95% of the reports are ordinary occurrences that people have misidentified or mistaken.
A former Australian consul, Larry Cunningham, told the South China Morning Post that the theft of passports in Thailand – and particularly in Phuket – is a "regular occurrence".
Compare: Event-existentials resemble thing-existentials in having the following syntactic configuration: Semantically, the former expresses occurrence of events or existence of states.
For a contract murder, a common occurrence in former Soviet countries usually executed with precision, the killing in Kiev was unusually bloody and chaotic.
Such a position is a rare occurrence in former Soviet states, where the security agencies have often been the most conservative and ruthless instruments of state power.
