Sentence examples for one more instance from inspiring English sources

Tom Miller Oakland, Calif., April 23 , 2009• To the Editor: "My Tortured Decision," by Ali Soufan (Op-Ed, April 23), sheds welcome light and credibility on one more instance where the previous administration ignored fundamental American principles and proven bodies of knowledge to justify imprudent actions detrimental to our country's best interests (going to war with Iraq being another instance).

Grigory Karasin, Russia's deputy foreign minister, told the Interfax news agency that Mr. Saakashvili's account of shooting was "one more instance of wishful thinking on the part of Georgia".

If so, it was one more instance of the generosity of spirit that gets ignored when people caricature Picasso as a selfish sexist "destroyer".

Tragically, that conclusion seems to be one more instance of how quickly human beings become normalized to the abnormal, accustomed to the unacceptable.

Writer Tatenda Musapatike called it "one more instance of how a wealthy, and often white, brand of feminism has detached itself from those who need the movement most".

Black Mississippians said it was just one more instance in which the state apparatus, and the white-run society, folded over and around suspects, to shield them.

Therefore, the effect of adding one more resource instance to the web tier on the overall application response time is not the same as adding one more resource instance to the database tier.

I hope the Cavia of B. Blanca will be one more small instance, of at least a relation of certain genera with certain districts of the earth.

This interval represents the most bursty and congested interval for a given application and so the allocation of one more resource instance to the bottleneck tier of such an interval is likely to result in the most reduction in the application's V a when compared to other intervals.

Among the most frequent 6mers and 7mers, we found two classes: (1) A diversity of AT-sequences and (2) a small set of overlapping sequences that were present in one or more instances in all – or all but one – upstream regions.

(2) Gestural congruency: the system should contain one or more instances of a gesture that is well-mapped to the content.