Sentence examples for in the latest instance from inspiring English sources

In the latest instance, court officials say, a clerk simply selected the wrong computer file to post on the site.

In the latest instance of a worrying trend, a replacement was appointed without the post being advertised.

In the latest instance, the American company that produces sodium thiopental does so in Italy, which will not allow it to export drugs for execution purposes.

In the latest instance, no one at Berkley questioned the central truth of Mr. Rosenblat's story until last week, said Andrea Hurst, his agent.

Moussa Ibrahim, the Qaddafi government's chief spokesman, called the attacks a further example of NATO spending "billions of dollars on death," in the latest instance "in front of a children's playground".

BEIJING — China will open investigations into imported U.S. and South Korean solar-grade polysilicon, the country's trade ministry said Friday, in the latest instance of growing tensions between major solar manufacturers.

The accusation by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey that Germany perseveres in "Nazi practices," after a Turkish minister was forbidden from campaigning in Germany, is the latest instance in the perennially tense bilateral relation between Turkey and Europe.

"Today's protest in Oak Brook is the latest instance in an $80m publicity campaign organised and paid for by the Service Employees International Union and its members," said the company in a statement.

Like Mr. Guttenberg, the two politicians named in the latest instances used their doctor titles on campaign posters and advertisements.

Joe," much of which was cooked up in computers, is the latest instance of Hollywood's long-nurtured commitment to bread-and-circus entertainment.

For the 64-year-old Harrick, who has been coaching at Georgia since 1999 and has turned the university into a consistent winner (the team is ranked No. 25 in the Associated Press poll with a 17-9 record), the charges are the latest instance in which he has been involved in off-the-court problems.