Sentence examples for a separate occurrence from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wachtell would also lead Mr. Silverstein's court battles seeking to double his insurance benefits, claiming that each plane constituted a separate "occurrence," each reimbursable for $3.55 billion.

In a separate occurrence early this morning, firefighters responded at 12 20 a.m. to a carbon monoxide leak in a six-story apartment building at 1601 University Avenue in the Morris Heights section of the Bronx.

A circular motif sets the stage for a more complex reading in "The Story of 'O,' " and "I Hear Music" offers a stagelike field with each color form acting as a metaphor for a separate occurrence.

In a separate occurrence, also in northern Afghanistan, Taliban insurgents in the Charbulak district of Balkh Province besieged a police checkpoint early on Monday, exchanging fire with officers for several hours.

For cases with multiple indications, each indication was listed as a separate occurrence.

Alternatively, sudden death not related to MI (e.g., caused by arrhythmia) may have been increased by intensive treatment whereas, as a separate occurrence, nonfatal MI was decreased by intensive therapy.

A method which can better separate occurrence within COPD patients from population prevalence would be desirable.

However, another molecular study [ 15] found separate occurrence of its two subgenera (Chamaeleo and Trioceros) in the chamaeleonid phylogeny, albeit with little statistical evaluation for their non-monophyly.

The rapid development of urbanization resulted in the separate occurrence of two waves of Rodeo Heat in the mid-1980s and the early 1990s.

A brief anecdotal report described two separate occurrences of gastro-intestinal illness in adults following consumption of Spirulina pills in Canada in the early 1980s, though there was an indication that one individual's tablets had some bacterial contamination [ 217].

He admitted he wasn't the best student at the University of Chicago, but he spent time in the library stacks reading politics and economics and eventually "put two and two together" about how racism, poverty and war weren't separate occurrences, but rooted in an economic system in which a powerful minority rules over a dispossessed majority.