Sentence examples for occurrences would be from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barrall added that such occurrences would be "fairly rare".

Voters should know if he would be "rated" or if future occurrences would be excluded from the policy's coverage.

Supernatural occurrences would be required for The Woman in Black ever to overtake The Mousetrap, but, on this form, the ghost story should maintain its steady second place.

Such occurrences would be evidence of patterns in your financial affairs or driving habits that might be helpful in preparing tax returns or scheduling car maintenance.

I, §9, cl. 2. The latter case (invasion) is plainly limited to the territory of the United States; and while it is conceivable that a rebellion could be mounted by American citizens abroad, surely the overwhelming majority of its occurrences would be domestic.

Those statistics are appalling; similar occurrences would be unimaginable in American factories, where we have laws (and ahem, government regulation) in place to protect our workers and our natural resources.

Either occurrence would be the equivalent of an unexpected and fully enforced doorman strike.

They examined avoidable mortality -- that is, deaths whose risk of occurrence would be far lower if the population had access to appropriate health care interventions.

The officers in charge of the wireless system in the navy emphatically declare that no such occurrence would be possible at any station of the United States coast service, distress messages from any source being placed ahead of all Governmental despatches.

Karen Aldana, a spokeswoman for the federal Transportation Department, said such an occurrence would be outside the government's purview because problems like "leaks" are a "consumer satisfaction issue," not a vehicle safety issue.

So rare was it for women to pick up a gun that such an occurrence would be treated as an unexpected twist, as when Grace Kelly shucks off her Quakerhood to shoot the outlaw who has cornered her husband in High Noon (1952), or when William Holden gets plugged in the back in The Wild Bunch (1969) by a nameless Mexican sex worker – who promptly gets called a bitch and gunned down for her trouble.