Sentence examples for instance a case of from inspiring English sources

Everyone agrees that the Asian crisis was, in the first instance, a case of financial panic: basically, after enthusiastically putting hundreds of billions of dollars into Asia in the years before 1997, investors suddenly lost their nerve and began pulling out all at once, with catastrophic consequences.

In the latter instance, a case of legionellosis was reported as listeriosis because the data field included the phrase "Specimen Delivery: UNIT LIST," and LIST is the disease code at UPMC for Listeria.

Case A for instance includes uncertainty of A but not of B and C. The uncertainties of the final results were compared based on their k values.

It calls the New London case a classic instance of "the unethical and unconstitutional marriage of convenience between developers and government".

This problem can be overcome by more careful expression of the point, making it clear that we are not talking about properties in general and substances in general, but about particular instances or cases of a property and the particular objects to which they belong.

Obviously both of these instances are cases of an overzealous robot hunting down potentially infringing content.

Prosecutors, calling the case a shocking instance of child abuse, said the boys were denied food by their parents.

The senator has denied any wrongdoing and called the case a "frightening" instance of overzealous law enforcement "attempting to find something -- anything -- on somebody of significance".

The aggressive campaign by the Jackson family's supporters in their church, the Come Alive New Testament Church, has left the Camden County prosecutor's office on the defensive after officials originally called the case a horrendous instance of child abuse.

State prosecutors had signaled their plans to seek the death penalty last year, making the case a rare instance of a defendant facing the death penalty in federal and state courts at the same time.

In many instances it becomes a case of pay-me-now-or-pay-me-a-lot-more-later.