Sentence examples for instances without any from inspiring English sources

Those failures include the horrendous disregard for the safety of our children in too many instances without any accountability; carelessness in public statements on highly complex pastoral issues; poor process and failures of common courtesy in disagreements with people of good will inside or outside the church; and now silence as the sisters are dragged under a cloud.

Fever was confirmed in only three instances without any detectable association with a particular pathogen group (Table 7).

Dillon said about 80% of those who pre-ordered its handset earlier this year — in some instances without putting any down money down — have been converted into sales.

In the first fortnight of this World Cup there have been two such instances where, without any howling evidence to the contrary, the TV umpire has overruled his on-field colleague in such a way.

It is important to remember, though, that there are several examples in the literature where the simple use of CO monitors (the pulmonary artery catheter, for instance) without a protocol has not provided any benefit to the patients [ 25, 26].

There are many applications known as single-instance applications written without any thought to concurrency.

The explicit purpose of my legislation does exactly that: it would bar the administration from expending funds for any offensive action against Iran, except in very narrow instances, without the approval of Congress.

The Privacy Act prohibits the government from disclosing employee records in most instances without the consent of the employee.

The space agency had also failed to update its records for 12 researchers who had died, retired or relocated, in some instances without returning the samples.

But does that mean no one else can use the word – in historical narrative, for instance – without a Stoller-style letter?

Mr. McCain said he would achieve victory in Iraq by 2013, for instance, without a glimmer about how he would do it.