Sentence examples for instance to take from inspiring English sources

"The U.S. government almost always feels obliged in that instance to take a very firm stance".

It's just too dangerous for a speaker of the House, for instance, to take sides in a primary race.

He paid his subjects to pose -- he says it would have been immoral not to -- and often directed them, for instance, to take off their clothes.

Why, for instance, to take an example from our own blessedly frivolous era, are we so much more obsessed by David Beckham than by, say, Michael Owen?

While we hope there won't be future recalls, if the need arises, we will move promptly, just as we have in this instance, to take action and notify consumers.

Even if we've seen it before, it's a good act, big and bold, but lacking the necessary surgical precision in this instance to take it to somewhere dramatically real.

"We're examining all those sections of the criminal code, and all measures under the law that will allow us, in some instances, to take pre-emptive measures," he said.

The folding script is able to run on multiple program instances to take advantage of multi-core machines.

In communicating food risks it may be vital in many instances to take account of the overall configuration of both risk and benefit [ 15].

Again, Huber-White robust estimators of variance were used in all instances to take into account the correlation between relatives [ 21].

It may be better, for instance, to have taken into consideration both the amount of writing (i.e., 150 tokens) and also the section of the writing.