Sentence examples for is in instances from inspiring English sources

It only is in instances of imperfect competition, where demand outstrips supply; only then would we face circumstances where most schools compete with each other whilst an elite cartel operate in their own world with consumers no longer sovereign.

It is in instances like this, he says, that having both a science and business background is useful.

Gross explained that the only case in which campaigns can sometimes be compelled to return contributions stemming from illegal activity is in instances where there's monetary damage to a person — defrauding investors out of cash, for example.

The New Yorker, April 12 , 1930 P. 24There is, in rare instances, the Good and Faithful Servant.

By Baird Leonard The New Yorker, April 12 , 1930 P. 24There is, in rare instances, the Good and Faithful Servant.

And the quality of their lives is in most instances wonderful.

The actual act of violence is, in most instances, less appealing.

So it is in this instance.

"But I'd be happy to know what it is, in your instance".

He was, in both instances, rebuffed.

There are in fact instances where English place names and nouns are replaced as well.