Sentence examples for in this instance it seems from inspiring English sources

In this instance it seems that the New York Times, in its desperation to sell papers, fell into the trap of story building over truth-finding.

In this instance, it seems, FDR's legendary ability to split authority between different agencies, and take advantage of their rivalry, was not a virtue, but a cause of irrational action.

Especially in this instance, it seems deeply inappropriate to respond to authoritarianism with authoritarian action.Censorship proponents are of the mind that the ISIS video constitutes propaganda and that its dissemination furthers ISIS's aims.

In this instance, it seems appropriate to consider S. enterica Nitra as part of the S. enterica Enteritidis lineage.

Therefore, in this instance, it seems unlikely that a reduction in NF-κB is responsible for TNF-induced cell death.

In this instance, it seems more likely that a higher proportion of the population with gametocytes will be detected or treated, or both, and that this could be effective in reducing or interrupting transmission.

In that instance, it seems we get stuck somewhere between an introduction and going on our way.

"In each instance, it seems likely that a better-designed policy affecting a similar group of people could save a similar amount of money".

Although this argument is about goods such as pleasures in the first instance, it seems generalizable to non-experiential goods, including that of meaning in life.

When we feel vibration, for instance, it seems to increase in intensity (in this case, in frequency) along a single qualitative dimension.

But in this instance, it simply seems farcical — Bo might be facing up to the truth, or he might not be, but it doesn't matter.