Sentence examples for one specific instance from inspiring English sources

Favre, who played 302 games over 20 NFL seasons, recalled how "they didn't keep a log like they do now" of concussions during his playing days and reflected on one specific instance of memory loss that he has experienced since retiring after the 2010 season.

She said that in one specific instance, she pushed forward with a new deal and, as she'd expected, the companies veered off in different and non-competitive directions.

In one specific instance, she used her friendship with Major General David Petraeus to force a lower ranking officer to reverse an order she was unhappy about.

There wasn't one specific instance in Tim's early life that led to his current situation, but many institutional failures along the way, with insurance, education, law enforcement, and medical care.

I think it's more rare for me to write about one specific instance or one specific person throughout the whole song, because more often than not, the song will be like...everything that I'm feeling goes into a bag and then I kind of process it and it comes out through me in the song.

In this article, I will argue of one specific instance of the Reciprocity Principle that it is the most plausible reciprocity principle.

Ensuring that the existing protections are compatible with the increasingly populous gig economy is one specific recommendation, for instance, but unemployment benefits must also be made compatible with the prospect of extensive retraining programs.

The physiological phosphorylation pattern of tau determines its subcellular localization: For instance, one specific phosphorylation pattern localizes tau to the nucleus, while another is required during mitosis [ 137].

For instance, one specific diastereomer composed of 15 amino acids ([ d]-K6L9) showed selectivity to primary and metastatic tumors in human prostate and breast xenografts when administered systemically (Papo et al., 2004, 2006).

Examples of families that are gained in one specific extant pathogen are, for instance for M. grisea, families involved in subtilase and cutinase activity and families related to the polyketide biosynthesis pathway.

It serves typical LOD information needs such as finding sources that contain instances of one specific data type, of a given set of data types (so-called type clusters), or of instances in type clusters that are connected by one or more common properties (so-called equivalence classes).