Sentence examples for instances could from inspiring English sources

"Sports perhaps in certain instances could take their fans more for granted than they can now," Stern said.

As if to provide a counterpoint to stories like Mrs. Wright's and Miss West's more stately panegyric in the Herald Tribune, there was something of a competition among the papers in applying to the wedding story what might be called the common touch, which in some instances could hardly have been commoner.

Paul J. Browne, the chief police spokesman, said that it was rare for police charges to be upgraded, but said that those instances could usually be attributed to when "more information is obtained in an investigation, or conditions change — such as when a victim dies — or in some instances, as a result of being corrected".

ThreatStream believes such instances could be easily managed in realtime through threat intelligence.

These instances could also be classified as appeals to pity (ad misericordiam).

The progressive use of such ligands in coordination chemistry is leading to a growing family of supramolecular architectures that, in many instances could have not been observed otherwise.

How, for instance, could the forgeries have fooled anyone?

Private companies, for instance, could be funded at constant valuations.

Thom Yorke, for instance, could be "angular, partly waxed, goldenrod".

Minnesota, for instance, could present some threat to Mr. Romney.

So notifications, for instance, could easily be disruptive or unwanted.