Sentence examples for instances and this from inspiring English sources

The senator, who faces re-election in 2020, said the matter involved a "larger issue" that Congress "delegated its authority to the White House in hundreds of instances – and this is just one example". He then called for a "bigger conversation about the separation of powers," even though his position on the resolution would embolden the executive branch over the legislature.

Furthermore, as criterion A is currently stated, no significance is given to potential differences between severe and minor NSSI methods in relation to the number of instances, and this also needs some further elaboration [ 30].

This may be explained by the fact that all existing tests for PB suffer from low statistical power [ 4, 7, 25] leading to inappropriate methods being used in some instances, and, this is a warning to not using such an approach (formal or informally).

The symptoms are numerous and can mimic other symptoms of illnesses such as rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and other medical conditions - it is a process of elimination in most instances and this can be timely and tiring.

An earlier version wrongly referred to Kesari as "Fusari" in one instance and this has been corrected.

Among productions nominated for best British film—"Atonement", for instance, and "This is England"—is "The Bourne Ultimatum".

Still, I think the model is being too stubborn in this instance, and this is one of those times I would probably bet against its forecasts.

A good idea is for new trustees to attend board meeting as observers in the first instance and this should all be part of a good and thorough induction process.

Deployment of a Windows application on the Cloud requires the installation of the Windows OS at each Cloud instance and this incurs additional costs.

As Tessman writes, "If you see a vulnerable person in danger, for instance, and this immediately provokes an 'I must protect!' alarm bell, then you'll experience the moral requirement indicated by this 'I must' as non-negotiable" (Tessman 76).

There's also been the push for front-cuffing, for instance, and this breast cancer awareness business.