Sentence examples for instance strikes from inspiring English sources

The theory of rational drug addiction, for instance, strikes many as a classic example of disciplinary overreach.

Several leitmotifs emerge from the many personal accounts in Minutia, that the wee car obsession, for instance, strikes early in life.

ITP, for instance, strikes barely 10 people of every 100,000 1 (by comparison, the National Organization for Rare Disorders defines rare illnesses as those occurring in at most 250 people per 100,000 in the population).

The Detroit Free Press reported that Getzein "has been a formidable man to face in the Northwestern League, in one instance striking out sixteen batters".

Accordingly, the application of a zero-tolerance policy in certain instances strikes many observers as inconsistent with Christian mercy.

Vaughn, for instance, hit with less power and struck out more than he has before.

At one point, for instance, he strikes up a conversation with a distinguished older gentleman who turns out to be the noted critic and Henry James biographer Leon Edel, who really did live out his later years in Hawaii.

But, for instance, the strike by Aslef involving tube drivers was absolutely a strike that was supported more than adequately, according to the thresholds we are introducing".

In 2007, for instance, thieves struck the Ciribelli shop in Monte Carlo, a robbery in which Mr. Kostic is a suspect.

WildBlue, for instance, has struck deals to be a wholesale provider of Internet service for AT&T and the satellite television companies DirecTV and EchoStar.

In Britain, for instance, deals struck over the telephone rather than through the exchange's computers must still be reported to the exchange and published, albeit with a delay for big trades.