Sentence examples for as in the first instance from inspiring English sources
As in the first instance, he started running behind a jogger and grabbed her from behind.
I was thinking of the plant bleeding heart (dicentra), but it's interesting you point to that: in another poem, I talk about a hummingbird probing "the bleeding heart's heart," so, clearly, the name bears its own symbolic violence and vulnerability, even if you think of it as in the first instance a plant name.
In the following, I will use the expression neoliberalism which is defined as: "in the first instance, a theory of political, economic practices that proposes that human well-being can best be advanced by liberating individual entrepreneurial freedoms and skills within an institutional framework characterized by strong private property rights, free markets and free trade.
As in the first instance, he hit the winning runs, a straight-driven six, after India had lost six wickets and threatened to collapse in pursuit of a modest 122 for victory.
As in the first instance, the yeast converted the estrone into estradiol.
Differences arising between the parties under the Armistice Agreement should always, in our opinion, be handled as fully as possible in the first instance by the Mixed Armistice machinery.
Traditionally, academic authors transfer all rights in their works to unIversity presses, which then function both as publishers in the first instance and as literary agents for the sale of subsidiary rights, income from which constitutes an import ant,source of support for carrying on their publishing business.
Second, according to Navya-Nyāya, the object of non-conceptual perception is a qualifier (concept), although not given as that in the first instance, but not a bare particular as the Buddhists hypothesize.
That response is obedience, as exemplified in the first instance by Abraham's readiness to leave his "native land" and his "father's house" (Genesis 12 1).
But not only has Australia's move to a 4-3-3 given themorere variety and unpredictability going forward, it has also allowed Australia a second option should things not go as planned in the first instance.
We refuse the superficial politics of condemnation engaged in by western states to further a pernicious agenda of more war and intervention, which, importantly, is what gave rise to groups such as Isis in the first instance.
