Sentence examples for including one instance from inspiring English sources

His antics can sometimes be heard on television broadcasts, including one instance this season in which he laughed at teammate Derek Forbort for tripping on the ice.

Of these, 79 pairs were located on different chromosomes (fig. 5 C and D), and were likely to arise from the ancestral WGD event, whereas 57 were located on the same chromosome (including one instance where the hits from one paralog pair against the same SsWGS chromosome were judged to be different genes) (fig. 5 E and F).

The organisation's 2010 accountability report, for example, identified a series of weaknesses in its procurement system, including one instance where an office overpaid on transactions to the tune of $102,537.

The logs highlight serious hazards at detention centres onshore and abroad, including one instance in which unexploded ordinance was found on Nauru in April 2014.

Some of the rabies shot certificates that accompanied the adoptions were found to have been invalid, including one instance in which a veterinarian misspelled his own name on a certificate, said Marc Violette, a spokesman for Mr. Spitzer.

F.D.A. investigators returned in January 2010 and found that many of the center's lab's practices had not changed, and cited a long list of specific violations, including one instance in which the staff hid impurities from auditors by falsifying documents.

They included one instance where the Koran and the holy books of Hindus and Buddhists were described as "full of superstition and absurdities".

The uploads included one instance of the source material in order to generate comparative originality reports for both the paragraph outputs (loaded under part 1) and the reference list outputs (loaded under part 2).

Probable treatment-related AEs during the double-blind phase included one instance of tightness across the forehead and one instance of pulling lines at the outer eyelid (20 subjects total).

These were transient/reversible and included one instance each of tachyarrhythmia (cycle 1, grade 4), cardiomyopathy (cycle 3, patient withdrawn), myocardial ischaemia (cycles 3 and 5) and angina pectoris (cycle 3, grade 3).

Two notable exceptions include one instance in which a Standard 7 girl said, "When I have my period I am happy because I know I have no pregnancy" and another instance in which a Standard 8 student described menstruation as "part of God's plan for all females to pass through a stage together".