Sentence examples for instances but the from inspiring English sources

It believes it was right to prosecute in those instances, but the failures have prompted criticism and ignited a debate around the judgments of which cases to take to court.

Australians who claim England's bowlers got lucky at Lord's and in the first innings at Edgbaston underestimate the ineptitude of their own batsmen in those instances, but the fact remains that on the four occasions England have taken all 10 wickets in this series, Australia passed 400 twice.

Commissioners will say that they have passed evidence to the Department of Justice and are recommending prosecutions for fraud in several specific instances, but the broader themes are ones of regulatory failure and Wall Street recklessness, at least according to the leaked extracts emerging this week.

I am paraphrasing in some instances, but the gist of the story is the same.

And civilian leaders are partly to blame in most of these instances, but the military should not escape public scrutiny for these disasters -- which it largely has.

The nature of the infringement was also different in the two instances, but the overall trend of court decisions between 1989 and 2005 (and the present) is to allow greater latitude for the claim of the new artwork being transformative.

For example, Rackspace has the best performance for the small instances, but not the best for the other instances' sizes.

In this work, we have proposed to proceed likewise for pattern instances, but disturbing the interactions between the involved vertices rather than eliminating the vertices themselves.

For a complete model of the whole memory architecture, not only the individual memory instances but also the interconnect fabric must be accounted (cf. Section 3.1).

For example, Rackspace has the highest score for the CPU for the small instances, but Google has the highest score for the CPU for the medium instances.

The thing with which it is uniquely correlated, and of which it is the substance, is not one of its instances, but is the substantial form itself.