Sentence examples for exceptional occurrence from inspiring English sources
It is the same with the Tories: when George Osborne spoke about the arts at Tate Modern recently, it was an exceptional occurrence.
By contrast, the one great triumph of President Kennedy in the Cuban missile crisis rested on acceptance of the challenge to think through an extraordinary, exceptional occurrence.
The mayor praised the Police Department, which worked with the F.B.I. and other agencies on the case, and described the disruption of the terror plot as a frightening but exceptional occurrence.
This means that someone who has committed theft in breach of trust could face a sentence of anything from a fine to six years' imprisonment, without the judge having to justify their decision.Far from being an exceptional occurrence, Ashworth expects inconsistent and idiosyncratic sentencing to "occur with some frequency".
Ureteral injury is an exceptional occurrence during RALRP, which can occur secondary to seminal vesicle dissection, extensive lymphadenectomy or bladder neck reconstruction.
Current guidance says police should take the mentally ill to a hospital or similar location in all but exceptional circumstances, but the investigation said detention in police cells was far from an exceptional occurrence.
The epithet "first rate" is reserved, in English, for truly exceptional occurrences.
We tend to think about miscarriages of justice as rare and exceptional occurrences.
Even without these two exceptional occurrences, the summer's outdoor sculpture offerings cover a great range, especially if you stretch your definition of public sculpture a bit.
There are phenomena, such as lightning and electric discharges of other kinds, that allow free electrons to be observed, but these are exceptional occurrences.
The first is that someone might proceed quite differently from the above, so as to preserve most of extant science while maintaining the hypothesis, by restricting prior theory to "normal" as opposed to "exceptional" occurrences.
