The phrase "another instances that" is not correct in English.
It should be "another instance that" or "other instances that." You can use it when referring to an additional example or case in a discussion or argument.
Example: "In addition to the previous example, here is another instance that illustrates the point."
Alternatives: "another example that" or "a further case that".
In another instance that highlights the growing importance of DNA evidence in police investigations, Mr. Brown was arrested Friday night after genetic tests of his blood matched blood taken from the crime scene, the Queens district attorney, Richard A. Brown, no relation to the suspect, said yesterday in a written statement.
In a report, she lists delays, bogus claims to exemptions, and ultimate refusals to comply: "I regret that DoH continue to refuse to release information for which [refusal], in my opinion, they have provided no adequate justification". This defiance, critics say, is another instance that demonstrates ministers are sabotaging the government's commitment to freedom of information.
To say another instance that can be solved optimally in a reasonable time, the fourth numerical example is designed and solved where alternative process routings are eliminated from the main model due to reduce the computational complexity.
Another instance that has driven me to my current point of frustration, is the witnessing of multiple Christian young adults in the workplace, deciding individually that they want to quit their jobs, and quit.
But let's rephrase that: Ben Whishaw's hair has joined the cast of "Spectre," marking yet another instance that we've envied the actor's beautiful mane.
In another instance, that of gastric carcinoma, where EBV appears to be associated with a subpopulation (10% or so) of the tumours, virus presence and expression was found only in the epithelial cell population (Galetsky et al, 1997).
Another instance that you may want to engage in is Sethekk Halls.
In these instances, that didn't happen.
