Sentence examples for instances act from inspiring English sources

Local organisations can, in many instances, act more effectively than international organisations during conflict.

"They in many instances act almost as the sales department of the university".

Remoras feed on the leavings of their hosts' meals or, in some instances, act as cleaners by eating the external parasites of their transporters.

Better risk-awareness was reported in women with greater symptom severity, particularly those of the hyper-arousal cluster, so that PTSD symptomatology may, in some instances, act as a 'buffer' for women in sexually dangerous situations as a result of increased sensitivity to cues [ 47].

In other instances, acts of renunciation are simply smart political pragmatism.

Washington insisted that these terms be applied to the surrender of the British army at Yorktown, his negotiators pointing out that the defenders had in both instances acted with valor.

It is possible that in some instances, acts of deliberate self-harm involving no suicidal intent may have been included.

The Himalayas, for instance, act as a great sponge.

Those working for Amputees in Action, for instance, act in mainstream films and TV programmes as well as training exercises.

Single digits can for instance act as attentional cues, orienting visuo-spatial attention to the left or right hemifield depending on the digit's magnitude, thus facilitating target detection in the cued hemifield (left/right hemifield after small/large digits, respectively).

For instance, act consequentialism is one sort of teleological theory.