Sentence examples for said is one instance from inspiring English sources

"High tech," he said, "is one instance of the general theory that if you want to learn from the rest of the world, you trade with them".

Brenkus says that this is one instance where big data analytics can make a difference, saving millions of dollars for health insurers and patients.

This is one instance, Staudt says, where you should pay close attention to furnishings.

"This is one instance where perhaps a movie has been able to change policies," said one anchor.

McDaniels said the NAACP had more than 200 people at the polls making sure black voters were not harassed, although he said there was one instance of voter intimidation in Canton.

He said that there was one instance in his time at Williams when he felt that a top executive supported him.

Laura Altschul, director of government relations for T-Mobile USA in Bellevue, Wash., Omnipoint's parent, said that this was one instance of many in which a landlord signed a contract with Omnipoint and then had seller's remorse after the neighbors found out.

Levey said there had been one instance of abuse in which an analyst had conducted a search that did not meet the terrorist-related criteria.

Baker says that there was one instance in 1994 when relations with North Korea nearly flipped.

Mr. Cohen said he had not seen the suit but said: "There's never been one instance of breach of fiduciary duty on her part".

The Winnie Mandela scandal was one instance.