The phrase "in the event when" is not grammatically correct or commonly used in written English.
It is redundant, as both "in the event" and "when" convey the idea of a specific occurrence or circumstance. A more correct and concise way to express this idea would be "in the event that" or "when." Example: In the event when it started raining, we decided to go inside. Revised: When it started raining, we decided to go inside.
In the event, when there was evidence pouring in that a genocide was taking place in Rwanda, a real genocide, they behaved in the most despicable fashion.
In the event, when the ballot boxes were opened the No side, with 55 per cent of the vote, had won with some room to spare.
Eight years ago in Athens, Britain's men won gold in the event when Mark Lewis-Francis famously held off Maurice Greene, one of the great sprinters of all time, on the final leg.
In the event, when Cazenove fulfilled his acting ambitions, he did so by a military route, making his name as the blue-eyed, clean-cut hero Lieutenant Richard Gaunt in The Regiment (1972-73).
Tony Benshoof missed becoming the first American to win a medal in the event when Martins Rubenis of Latvia edged him by 153-thousandths of a second for the bronze.
In the event, when the Aga Khan died in 1957, the crown, and the title Aga Khan IV, went to Sadruddin's nephew, the present holder.Related items DISPLACED PEOPLE: When is a refugee not a refugee?Mar 1st 2001 Exporting miseryApr 15th 1999Sadruddin was then 24.
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That would be the first time in the history of the event when No. 1 played No. 2 in the finals.
Ms. Miga was in a basement setting up for the event when the lights went out.
Mathematical formulae have been proposed to recalculate the recycled ratio in the events, when the influent parameters differ from those assumed in the design.
This can be seen best in the events when fast SW deflections increase the existing dipole tilt, thus, leading to premature substorm onset.
