Sentence examples for of such instances from inspiring English sources

Among hundreds of such instances catalogued here, one particularly notorious boo-boo should suffice for illustration.

Although he has not presented evidence that he has lost book sales or clients because of such instances, he argues that the potential is there.

The number of such instances, as tallied by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, had been falling steadily from nearly 500 in 2001 to 107 in 2009.

Yet increasingly, officials in the administration see or imagine his influence, citing the political significance of such instances as the president's turning his back on free trade to offer protection to farmers or steelworkers.

Policy designed to take advantage of such instances of low demand could have boosted demand and reduced employment faster, improved longer-run growth prospects, and accomplished it all at a bargain to taxpayers.

Perhaps it is no wonder then that mixing one's own children with an already perilous situation and trying to turn them into a photo opportunity resulted in possibly the most cringe-worthy of such instances in UK political history: the then minister for agriculture, John Gummer, feeding his four-year-old daughter a burger, at the height of the BSE crisis.

Proponents of the first story typically minimize their objections to such instances of public religiosity -- except for whatever case they are grappling with at the moment.

That could further confuse the public, which has been proven to be susceptible to such instances of mixed-messaging.

The next year, his company was forced into bankruptcy — the first of six such instances.

We have apparently thwarted Al Qaeda's effort to attack us again, one of many such instances over the last eight years.

He readily acknowledges that he has violated these promises, and his meeting with The Economist was only one of many such instances.