Sentence examples for instances do not from inspiring English sources

Consumers in many instances do not buy computer operating system software directly from Microsoft, but from computer makers.

The independent spending also highlights New York State's notoriously lax campaign-finance laws, which in many instances do not require groups that run attack ads to reveal anything about themselves.

The instances do not represent the order of sensible things, but instead express the order of qualities (natures).

The ease of use is the result of the offered abstraction, since virtual instances do not have to deal with physical resources and their complexity.

But the argument does not affect those theories of universals which are happy to accept that universals may have properties their instances do not, for example being instantiated, or repeated.

It should then come as no surprise that algorithms that tend to do well on some SAT instances do not perform so well on others, and efforts are being spent in designing hybrid algorithmic solutions that combine the strength of complementary approaches see (Prasad, Biere and Gupta 2005) for an application of this hybrid approach in the verification of hardware design.

In these instances, don't take it out on the people around you.

Buying larger, more powerful instances does not always improve the performance at the same rate as the instance cost.

Likewise, as the queue for a particular worker increases in size, the number of instances does not automatically increase.

Some counties, for instance, do not keep digital records.

For instance, do not ride your bike into the car.