Sentence examples for instances we will from inspiring English sources

But in some instances we will be talking about shutting hospitals.' A Department of Health spokesman said: 'The committee has been coming up with a number of contradictory theories and this may be another one.

"In these instances we will have to use technology to fight technology at the server level by creating algorithms that say 'Do not post this picture of me on Google.' " If companies can tag people on the Internet by recognizing their face or voice, they should be able to un-tag them just as easily, too.

He added: "I couldn't begin to give you a percentage, but I think in some instances we will have people that say that homosexuality is wrong, and they simply do not want to room with a person of that persuasion because it would go against their religious beliefs".

In those instances, we will generally require the individual to delete the Tweet that violates the new rules but we won't generally take other enforcement action against them (e.g. suspension).

In both instances we will never know all the positions she took in private conversations with them on a myriad of issues.

When talking about "difficult" instances we will refer to ones in which the expected number of randomly found motifs is high.

In those instances, we'll talk to the teacher about schools within the district that might be a better fit, and then we'll help them with the transfer process.

In most instances, we'll find gaps between expected and actual performance; no battle plan survives contact with the enemy.

For instance, "we will move swiftly in pursuing a new automotive account," he added, because "we are confident that there will be opportunities opening up in the marketplace".

"If something scores low, for instance, we will then pair it with a show that tests high so they balance each other out," he said.

Sábado Gigante's skits and segments are so over-the-top that it doesn't matter whether we've lost our ability to conjugate verbs into the subjunctive mood, for instance – we will still get the basics and other family members can fill us in on any nuances we missed.