Sentence examples for instances days from inspiring English sources

Notes were therefore often typed up at the end of the day or, in some instances, days after the consultation had taken place.

Thus, blood samples may need to be collected within minutes or hours after the exposure, whereas urine samples may be collected several hours or, in some instances, days after the exposure.

In July, for instance, days before anti-Islamist protesters hurled insults at Hillary Clinton, then the secretary of state, during her visit to Egypt, the embassy's Twitter feed refuted claims that the United States was behind the Brotherhood's victory in the presidential election.

Free-text will be difficult for an application to understand - and can easily be language-dependent (for instance days of the week) in ways that can defeat multi-language applications and users.

For instance, days after 9/11, Congress passed the Authorization for Use of Military Force, which President Bush brazenly interpreted as a blank check to "use all necessary and appropriate force" against any nation or people therein that he determined were associated in some way with the 9/11 attacks and their aftermath, as in the invasion of Iraq.

Indolence requires patience — to lie in the sun, for instance, day after day — and I have none left".

Instances of day-to-day anti-Semitism were less common than imagined.

One volunteer had Grade 1 leukopenia on two instances: 57 days following first vaccination and 14 days following second vaccination.

As instances, the days with highest non-electric gas loads (sum _{tin T}sum _{uin V_{text {ne}}}d_{u}^{t}) out of all days of every quarter of the years 2013 2015 were chosen yielding in total twelve instances.

Yet this apparent room for manoeuvre was gone, if it had ever really existed, in some instances within days of the first cabinet discussions of peace proposals.

The student indoctrinated into this system might have music, for instance, on Days 3 and 6.