Sentence examples for most instances were from inspiring English sources

"I thought the rehearsals, in most instances, were a lot more sexual and erotic than the performances," he says.

Most instances were not so clear-cut.At the Hospice of the Florida Suncoast in Largo, for example, the OIG concluded that 179 patients (about 1.4% of the caseload) had been prematurely admitted, costing Medicare $8.9m.

Simulated burn probabilities in most instances were lower than historical, reflecting fire exclusion on many national forests.

In these cities, however, the sizable gay communities in most instances were responsible for raising the most money for research, providing the money for and subsequently the social services for the dying, and educating themselves and other high-risk groups.

However, most instances were mild/moderate and short-lived.

Deviations from normovolaemia occurred frequently, but most instances were not recognized as such, which resulted in a very low sensitivity of prediction.

Most instances are benign, like the ads with election themes that come out during presidential campaigns every four years.

"They think their potential is going to be limited if they do an apprenticeship rather than go to university, which in most instances is wrong.

The reality is that it is the still largely intergovernmental nature of Europe that in most instances is what prevents it working effectively.

The questioner, in most instances, is Mike Breen, a lawyer for the parents of the three murdered girls, Nicole Hadley, Kayce Steger and Jessica James.

But for the last five years, the state's Office of Children and Family Services has been working quietly and persistently to limit access to those case reports, which in most instances are the only record of the circumstances leading up to the deaths.