Sentence examples for instance of some from inspiring English sources
Foreigners are bereft of allies.The demise of the reform movementTake the instance of some 35 journalists, politicians and intellectuals who languish in jail for uttering contrary opinions.
"Pupils make good progress in almost all areas of their work," they concluded.Although Ofsted is thought to see scope for slight trimming for instance, of some topics in history and geography inspectors usually find that good schools, like Sudbourne, can deliver all ten curriculum subjects without skimping on the basics.
Each workflow that is executed on such a system is an instance of some workflow schema.
The bagel I had for breakfast is, for instance, just one instance of some eternal and unchanging "bagel" idea.
Thus, each of these cases involves knowledge that the image is that of an instance of some class (Schlick 1979a, 119 121; Schlick 2009, Sec. 2).
The key thing about (R) is that it is not, or at least not obviously, an instance of some general deductive or probabilistic principle.
While air rage doesn't happen on every flight, instances of some form of it are very common.
A Unicef report suggests that even moderate increases in breastfeeding could save the NHS £40m and dramatically reduce instances of some serious and fatal illnesses in babies.
"There'd be instances of some six-year-old being sexually aggressive, which usually indicated there was something going on at home".
"There are instances of some detectives carrying over 20 live crime investigations; on top of those pending a court hearing, as well as the continuing pressure of new prisoners in detention waiting to be dealt with every new shift".
Olisa said: "If you look at the circumstances leading up to instances of some people who have died in custody, it points to a disproportionate level of force being used".
