Sentence examples for ones when it was from inspiring English sources

Several doctors said that the Masimo device was superior to existing ones when it was introduced about five years ago, particularly in the care of premature infants who can suffer severe brain or eye damage if improperly monitored.

Perhaps, then, you need individual skills when society is collective, and social ones when it is individualistic.

The fishermen were catching Chilean sea bass, and the squid was feeding on one "when it was hauled from the deep," Mr. Anderton said.

Schwartz recalls thinking, "If he could lie about that on Day One — when it was so easily refuted — he is likely to lie about anything".

"If he could lie about that on Day One – when it was so easily refuted – he is likely to lie about anything," Schwartz said.

"The hot-spot approach was a good one when it was proposed by Myers way back when," Dr. Ehrlich said.

The opening day at the All England Club was one when it was best not to underestimate the opposition.

It is an inelegant term, and must have seemed a strange one when it was first introduced, in a 1964 essay by Ruth Glass, a British sociologist.

You'd capture one pulse when it was here, the next one when it was a little further, the next one when it was even further, and so on.

I have presented two negative guises of it: one when it was only seen as concerned with SCP; the other more recent one when it was characterised as unimaginative fact-gathering, or narrow, short-termist policy evaluations which needed to come up with acceptable conclusions.

A first set of measurements was carried out when the theater was fitted for a symphonic concert and a second one when it was fitted for an opera performance.