Sentence examples for from one instance from inspiring English sources
After that, the dishes were fine and workmanlike but, apart from one instance, rarely more than that.
It is natural to try to exploit the similarity of these SAT instances by forwarding clauses learned during conflict analysis from one instance to the next.
We know how long an instance will live and we can smoothly move our customers from one instance to another, allowing them to run complex or mission critical applications," Spotinst co-founder and CEO Amiram Shachar told TechCrunch.
Rejection hurts, separates and divides us, be it from one instance or a thousand.
From one instance of unwanted attention to another, she records the intangible misdeeds, turning invasions of personal space into beautified works of art.
The deliberate targeting and killing of innocent people in the name of a belief system cannot be rationalized or contextualized, nor can it somehow be blithely separated from one instance to another.
On one instance, the groans from the audience were so loud that Brat asked for additional time to speak, and on another interjection, he had to restart his point, beginning once again with Pelosi's name.
But aside from that one instance, it's never been a problem for me.
He is especially strong on pointing up Washington's woeful efforts to protect Americans from terror attacks, in one instance lavishing more resources on the imaginary threat from Cuba than on the all-too-real menace of Al Qaeda.
Co-op boards tend to have this sort of data close at hand, as they have been known to reject applications from musicians; in one instance I know of, a board even turned away an arranger simply because he knew the members of Menudo.
As editor, I did indeed include various passages from Thoreau's journal, from certain of his manuscript notebooks and in one instance from his published essay "Wild Apples" -- but only in accordance with Thoreau's own notes in the "Wild Fruits" manuscript itself, which I dared to interpret only after many years and thousands of hours studying the details of Thoreau's method of composition.
