Sentence examples for more instances when from inspiring English sources

We were painfully aware there were more and more instances when both Roy, 15, and Guy, 12, would rather do anything but talk with their parents.

Lawrence Katz, a professor of economics at Harvard University, said he could envision circumstances where there might be a benefit to attending the more elite institution, but he could see more instances when paying to go to a large, nonelite university was a waste of money.

While this has on occasion followed the script, there are even more instances when it has not.

And there will be even more instances when government action is not needed and the best thing government can do is get out of the way and let the private sector act.

Unlike more typical instances when the aim of local officials is to stop unwanted development, the township council has declared that the Hahne's site needs to be redeveloped.

The wind speed was 10 m/sec or more in two instances when more than one shot was used, indicating that this should be taken into consideration when euthanising seals in traps.

Ms. Schapiro testified that the S.E.C. had found more than 300 instances when money market fund advisers were required to shore up their funds.

In inflammatory conditions, compliance with this regimen is improved when compared to once-daily NSAID treatment [ 46], and because of the prolonged half-life, a continuous therapeutic response may be more likely in instances when there are problems with dosing, such as a delay in drug administration.

We cheat more, for instance, when we're in a messy environment — one that has more signs of socially deviant behavior, like litter, graffiti, and other rubble.

We can't have any more instances like what happened when Mr. Bush went to Japan and the Japanese Prime Minister said he felt sympathy for our country.

But in 2006, manufacturing defects in some batteries that caused them to catch fire led computer makers to recall nearly 10 million laptops Safety regulators, however, were more worried about the instances when the batteries caught fire in the cargo hold of an aircraft, or while being carried by passengers.