Sentence examples for just one instance from inspiring English sources

The attack was just one instance of violence on both sides of the ethnic divide in Macedonia that marred Wednesday's tentative approval of the peace accord.

It was, however, just one instance of Hampton being on the cutting edge by showcasing a hot new voice.

The failure of Congress to pass the DISCLOSE Act, which has the potential to chip away at some of the distorting effects that economic inequality has on our political process, is just one instance where this battle between economic inequality and the electoral process is playing out.

It's just one instance of how nascent female sexual desire is imaginatively captured by Heller.

"Der Tamboursg'sell," at the start of the third section, was just one instance.

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The flattening out of the word "literal" is just one instance of a trend that Barfield detected across modern English.

That stunt is just one instance among many in which White Castle was ahead of its time.

Lester Brickman, who teaches legal ethics at Cardozo Law School, said the decision was just one instance of a broad phenomenon.

And, indeed, Tamils have shone in modern India: to take just one instance, India's remarkable space programme is powered by Tamil scientists.

To cite just one instance, Peta US caseworkers gained custody of a dog who had been starved until she was severely emaciated.