Sentence examples for be one instance of from inspiring English sources
For example, a 4% student loan that allows Junior to get a college degree that doesn't help advance his career would be one instance of bad debt.
This feature captured by the notion of digital singularity, where there can only be one instance of an asset is powerful and one of the primary reasons this asset class has blossomed.
The well known tendency for populations to be pulled towards phenotypes with minimum variance in fitness turns out to be one instance of a more general rule that, all else held equal, populations are pulled towards phenotypes with minimum symmetrical variation in fitness, as measured by all of the even moments of an individual's fitness distribution.
As attitudes change, though, it's possible that xeriscaping could prove to be one instance of human meddling that offers substantial benefits to the environment.
This may be one instance of the kind of case that Alvin Plantinga (2000) and the "Reformed epistemologists" have in mind when they claim that belief in God can be "properly basic".
Malin says that despite the reliance on broadband, there has only been one instance of a care home where connectivity was too poor to run the service.
The Ukrainian nationalist right is one instance of what is going on today from the Balkans to Scandinavia, from the US to Israel, from central Africa to India: ethnic and religious passions are exploding, and Enlightenment values receding.
Mr. Cohen said he had not seen the suit but said: "There's never been one instance of breach of fiduciary duty on her part".
Here's one instance of the rule.
