Sentence examples for instances it would from inspiring English sources

In most instances, it would cap their liability at the amount of the insurance coverage they held on Sept. 11.

In both instances, it would have been hard to know the value of those assets when their creators died, particularly in Mr. Jackson's case.

To give real meaning to the word monarchy in those two instances, it would be necessary to investigate their actual political and historical contexts.

"In some instances, it would seem that a fetish for numbers is leading people to have insufficient [faith in] their own abilities to perceive and judge," he said.

In most instances, it would have little to do with coherent movement, although Dunfermline contrived an authentic opportunity after an hour.

In the Second Circuit ruling, the opinion by Chief Judge Dennis Jacobs was quite narrow, pointing out that the "extraordinary facts of this case make the net investment method appropriate, whereas in many instances, it would not be".

Though it would not be the first "bulge-bracket" buy-out shop to embrace the market Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR) has listed a fund in Europe, for instance—it would be the first to float the main management company.

If a bank's analysis showed losses in a stress situation that were less than those of all its peers, for instance, it would indicate a tendency to underestimate risks on its balance sheet.

If Facebook cared about unfair profiling and privacy abuse, for instance, it would probably not have started grouping its users together based on their "Ethnic Affinity".

Occasionally, in fact, a team may be bumped up or down from its natural seed line because of bracketing principles — if, for instance, it would be forced to play a team from the same conference unless it were moved.

However, in that instance, it would have been our choice.