Sentence examples for it is one instance from inspiring English sources

It is one instance of his "very simple formula: We will not in a suit for reimbursement of losses incurred in reliance on a contract knowingly put the plaintiff in a better position than he would have occupied, had the contract been fully performed". The judgment will therefore be affirmed with the following modifications.

It is one instance in life where it may be good to seek the best possible care (both somatic and psychological), even if it means paying more or traveling farther to access the resources.

It is one instance in which mass public pressure has clearly influenced the politicians, with almost a million people on the Online campaign site Avaaz demanding an end to discards.

All it takes is one instance where your phone tries to automatically check for messages when you've got a weak signal and the amount of time it takes to slowly download everything sucks the life right out of your battery.

While the phrase "sign of the times" is used flippantly and too often, it can be easily argued that this is one instance when it's perfectly appropriate.

This is one instance where it would be a good time to pump up the volume.

This is one instance where pop culture got it right.

"But it was so unexpected to find it in a human being that we eventually decided it must have been one instance involving that boy and that would be the end of it".

Except, there's one instance where it's acceptable for scientists to lie: when fraudulently claiming authorship of a paper.

Here's one instance of the rule.

The Winnie Mandela scandal was one instance.