Sentence examples for occurrence there from inspiring English sources

"It's this little occurrence here, this little occurrence there," he said.

Racist incidents were a daily occurrence there, not from the staff or management, but his co-habitants – matters compounded by a regular diet of abuse in public, he adds.

However, the IUCN Red List notes that while sightings of the false potto at 820 to 940 m (2690 to 3080 ft) on Mount Kupe had been reported, surveys had failed to confirm its occurrence there, though pottos, some with long tails, had been found.

An ill traveler returning from a country within an African region was considered to have been exposed to the causative pathogen in that region if the GeoSentinel database had a record of its occurrence there; or if the exposure was not defined in the record but the ill person traveled only to countries within that region.

When Quentin Blake does a book signing, which, given his enormous popularity, is a regular occurrence, there is one sentence that he hears more than any other.

If the sculptures had merely suffered at the hands of anti-Buddhist vandals in ancient China (a known occurrence), there would hardly be so many hands cleanly removed.

Unexplained occurrences there have been linked to the deaths of three women, including two daughters of the wealthy man who built the house.

They say Silverstein made a deliberate choice about how much insurance to buy and that the limit of his policy is $3.5 billion regardless of how many occurrences there were.

There is rarely a need to engage with someone else on social media, because the occurrences there are seldom germane to your life in real time and real existence; which leads me to the next reason why we do not need to argue with someone on social media.

To find the length of the longest substring starting at SA[ i] in one sequence, matching a substring of the other sequence, and its occurrences there, we need to look up the largest integer p 1 (i ) with p 1 (i ) < i, such that SA [ p 1 (i ) ] belongs to the other sequence.

In Latin America, where military coups were once, as you say, too-regular occurrences, there have been almost no successful coups since the Berlin Wall fell.