Sentence examples for provide one instance from inspiring English sources

McCain, who ran against Barack Obama for the White House in 2008, pointed out that Abedin's father died two decades ago, and that Bachmann failed to provide "one instance of an action, decision or a public position that Huma has taken while at the state department that would lend credence to the charge that she is promoting anti-American activities within our government".

McCain pointed out that Abedin's father died two decades ago and that the congresswoman failed to provide "one instance of an action, decision or a public position that Huma has taken while at the State Department that would lend credence to the charge that she is promoting anti-American activities within our government".

The Metropolitan Community Church's Statements of Vision, Purpose, and Direction, for instance, provide one template for how churches can provide a framework for encouraging this type of activism as part of spiritual formation.

This second point is of particular importance because the 1937/38 events provide one of the few instances in economics where something approaching a real scientific analysis is possible.

For instance, fixed genetic differences between males and females via heteromorphic sex chromosomes [ 6] or a sex-determination locus provide one basis for sexual dimorphism.

That's the young stoner named Kent (the compellingly hyper Sebastian Stan), who provides the one instance when Barry is compelled to engage, instead of dismiss, another person in the flesh.

Note that in a publication, for each information element there can be no answer, or exactly one answer provided by one instance of text, or one answer repeated in several instances of text, or several distinct answers.

For instance, you can access live Gamecasts via ScoreCenter – and when the game is available, we provide one-click access to open the live stream within WatchESPN.

Many grants only provide one-time funding.

He provides one of the few instances of consistency here.

(The story also provides one of the earlier instances of the cubicle, when the lawyer who employs Bartleby erects a "high green folding screen" to create some minor space for his clerk).