Sentence examples for instances young from inspiring English sources

"In the past, in some instances, young people were going to start on climate change without really knowing about climate," said Rita Gardner, the RGS director, who does, however, want climate change taught at GCSE and A-level.

In both instances, Young felt that Parcells's return to the Giants would be a disaster, fearing that if Parcells signed a long-term contract he would not honor it, and would depart before its conclusion, leaving the organization to start over again.

"In the past, in some instances, young people were going to start on climate change without really knowing about climate," Rita Gardner, the director of the Royal Geographical Society told The Guardian, noting that it should be taught to older students.

In other instances, young women were not sure when to take the Postpill or did not take the tablets correctly.

In some instances, young people using myAssessment were over ten times more likely to report information around these topics.

In some instances, young people wanted to buy the Postpill before having sex, to have it ready for when they needed it or in the belief that it can be taken in advance.

In some instances, younger students spoke candidly with her about their lives.

In some instances, younger female carers face physical and sexual abuse from family members [ 28].

More research is needed to understand whether, for instance, young people who enter free online casinos regularly are more likely to become hooked on gambling later.

But the word evolved to mean the "signature" of militants in general — for instance, young men toting arms in an area controlled by extremist groups.

In their first year of driving, for instance, young drivers are likely to underestimate how hazardous a situation is (think about their protestations of invincibility), and are reluctant to use a seat belt (ditto).