Sentence examples for as an instance of a from inspiring English sources

As an instance of a medical campaign spreading blood-borne virus, they said, the case is the world's most extensive.

Could his silence then be considered as an instance of a pre-planned decision to keep schtum?

One reviewer berated it as an instance of a type of old-fashioned British cinema that should by now have been laid to rest.

Instead of viewing an episode of stalking as a personal problem, victims are encouraged to see it as an instance of a crime.

Whereas in the case of revenge, it's about a specific person at a specific time, not as an instance of a category, but as a particular wrongdoer in eyes of the one taking vengeance.

We thus propose an approach for the design of power models that is based on two steps, namely analysing the use cases for the power model and designing the concrete power model as an instance of a generic power model.

As an instance of an ambiguous news headline he offers "Manufacturing data helps invigorate Wall Street", and his samples of risibly inept metaphor include "No one has yet invented a condom that will knock people's socks off".

This example text, as an instance of an 'inherently displaced register' (Hasan 2015), illustrates Hasan's point.

Once we recognize the argumentative structure of the advertisement, we can go further, and consider whether it should be understood as an instance of an argument scheme (a standard pattern of argument).

Another way in which the exchange between students' mathematical work and a teacher's claim on what they know is by framing such work as an instance of an instructional situation (Herbst, 2006; Herbst and Chazan, 2012).

Some see participatory intentions as an instance of an ordinary intention, familiar from the study of individual agency; if we-intentions are identified with, or built out of these participatory intentions, we would thus be offered the prospect of a reductive account of this we-intention in terms of ordinary individual intentions.