Sentence examples for is one instance of from inspiring English sources

The Ukrainian nationalist right is one instance of what is going on today from the Balkans to Scandinavia, from the US to Israel, from central Africa to India: ethnic and religious passions are exploding, and Enlightenment values receding.

And this is one instance of words with secrets coming from Vardaman.

Unfortunately, a lack of black box thinking is one instance of cricket mirroring life.

Thus, almost from the very beginning, there is one instance of a state, which doesn't fit the general picture I've been painting.

So mathematically, this is one instance of the idea that you have to control the stability and the fitting of your data.

"High tech," he said, "is one instance of the general theory that if you want to learn from the rest of the world, you trade with them".

Malin says that despite the reliance on broadband, there has only been one instance of a care home where connectivity was too poor to run the service.

Mr. Cohen said he had not seen the suit but said: "There's never been one instance of breach of fiduciary duty on her part".

Here's one instance of the rule.

"The airport and transport infrastructure is being prepared according to schedule, and there hasn't been one instance of a delay so far.

For example, the CJEU could have meant that search results for a person's name are one instance of "processing," subject to separate legal obligations from the processing that Google does for other search operations.