Sentence examples for one instance only from inspiring English sources

What publication today would include in its debut a feature on the early-'70s model Wallis Franken (wearing, in one instance, only a couple of strategically placed Band-Aids), a tribute to the actor Dirk Bogarde, a lengthy piece on Tennessee Williams and a conversation with the painter Paul Cadmus?

In one instance only, the transgressive systems tract is represented by a thin granular transgressive lag, and in all other cases the evidence of transgression is simply marked by the presence of marine flooding surfaces.

In one instance only the child contacts the CPS.

Salmonella spp. was detected in one instance only; Campylobacter jejuni was not observed at all.

The unbiased estimates were statistically indistinguishable from prey dependence in only one instance but indistinguishable from ratio dependence in nine.

In the first case, however, against Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, England conceded a first-innings lead in all but one instance, won only twice as a result and drew four.

Entries with the same identifier (graphical copies of the same element) are grouped to one instance and only one BioPAX element is created for those.

For one instance, imagine including only a part of the marvelously smoky "Speak Low," that Martin warbled in her silvery voice during the 1943 One Touch of Venus.

Rule changes mean we can only have one entrant in each event so, for instance, only one of Paul Goodison and Nick Thompson will be able to participate in London.

The trouble starts if a tandem duplication, occurs in S1 but only one instance of the motif, M2, is present in S2.

At the NEC's recent two-day CommonBound conference in Boston, for instance, only one session focused on the role for global corporations in a regenerative economy.