Sentence examples for instances particularly from inspiring English sources

"Rigor should be adopted in some instances, particularly where controversy exists about cost-effectiveness," he said.

In rare instances, particularly in poor rural communities, racial tensions have exploded into headline-grabbing violence.

He argued that in some instances, particularly the elderly, they might need money to pay utility bills, rather than more food stamps.

Blackwater — viewed in Iraq as a symbol of American violence and impunity — lost the contract after being accused of excessive force in several instances, particularly an apparently unprovoked shooting in downtown Baghdad in 2007 in which 17 civilians were killed.

"This remains an important issue for the entire broadcasting industry because it recognizes that there are rare instances, particularly during live programming, when despite best efforts it may not be possible to block unfortunate fleeting material".

In certain instances, particularly with suboptimal echocardiography, MRI is used in establishing the diagnosis of LV thickening.

Attacks in Africa, for instance, particularly in Somalia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, rose markedly last year, accounting for some 2,200 fatalities.

The Giants wanted to use this game to take a long look at their backup cornerbacks, for instance, particularly since there are concerns that the secondary is a potential weak link.

In may be strategically optimal to pick a team that has a 45 percent chance of pulling off an upset, for instance, particularly if they are not a trendy upset pick.

Those of us who obsess, for instance, particularly in this centennial year, on the tragedy of August, 1914 — on how an optimistic and largely prosperous civilization could commit suicide — don't believe that the trouble then was that nobody read history.

The heavy influences of Dickens, for instance, particularly from "Bleak House," can be explained by Bond's onetime servitude on a plantation that routinely kept boarders from a nearby girls' school; the curriculum there required the girls to recite passages of "Bleak House" from memory.