Sentence examples for does instances of from inspiring English sources

As Leslie (forthcoming) points out, it takes far fewer instances of murder for one to be considered a murderer than it does instances of anxiety to be considered a worrier.

Do instances of the T-schema simply state brute necessary connections between abstract objects and concrete ones?

Macaulay's home address and contact information was published as well, and as the threats to his personal security/safety escalated, so did instances of harassment and violence.

The Davids -- Corn and Frum -- agree that the Senate Report does document instances of what can be defined as torture.

"Islamic history does record instances of youth fighting in the wars waged by the Prophet Muhammad against his adversaries," Moosa said.

What do these instances of cheating have in common?

On two or three occasions, Pittman said, he did report instances of prisoner mistreatment to both Lipscomb and Henderson.

While Barbee mentions not encountering discrimination directly from white skaters, he did experience instances of being uncomfortable with undertones of racist iconography in skating counterculture.

"We've made clear that we have other punitive measure available when we do see instances of cyber intrusion and cyber theft," Ben Rhodes, the deputy national security adviser, said yesterday in a conference call with reporters.

Phylogenetic analyses did reveal instances of hybridization, although an accurate assessment of the degree of introgression was difficult due to uncertainty in identifying endemic red wolf haplotypes.

CHWs reported limited negative experiences or reactions from the community but did cite instances of community members rejecting health messages.