Sentence examples for narrow instance from inspiring English sources

Victoria Meyer, a spokeswoman for Simon & Schuster, said, "It was just an honest mistake in a very narrow instance, and it goes without question that she was not attempting to use anybody's work in an unorthodox way".

But even in that narrow instance Facebook estimated there had been 80,000 pieces of fake content targeted at just one election.

The explicit purpose of my legislation does exactly that: it would bar the administration from expending funds for any offensive action against Iran, except in very narrow instances, without the approval of Congress.

Nathan Wessler, a staff attorney at the ACLU, says there are narrow instances, such as records involving personal privacy issues or confidential informants, where a "Glomar" response would be appropriate.

The unique behavior was observed experimentally in many Q1 D systems, for instance, narrow QW formed in semiconductor heterostructures [13], carbon nanotube [14], graphene nanoribbon [15], as well as the edge states of the fractional Quantum Hall liquid [16].

Although these two schemes dominate the market today, many problems still remain unsolved, for instance, narrow viewing angle in spite of big improvement since its inception, poor resistance to shock associated with LCDs, complexity in small-area fabrication and UV radiation inherent to PDs.

There have been a wide range of systematic reviews of interventions in this area that have had a narrow focus, for instance, on only one approach such as pedometer provision, 17 one mode of delivery such as telephone-based 18 or mobile technology, 19 or community-based approaches only.

In the second instance, narrow or even reversed (negative) Δplasma CSF is best explained by a high level of autonomous infection within perivascular or parenchymal macrophages in patients with ADC. Figure 7 also illustrates hypothetical explanations for the increased Δplasma CSF noted in two settings: subjects with CD4 counts < 50 cells/μL (F) and those with treatment failure (G).