Sentence examples for some occasions as from inspiring English sources

On some occasions, as with race and gender discrimination, the Constitution is renewed and improved in courtrooms; on others, as with the Senate's recent act of self-improvement, the government finds ways to repair itself.

On some occasions, as in the reference to industrialist Otto Bemberg above, Perón names specific members of the elite.

I recalled some occasions as recently as the age of 12.

"But I give it a miss now because it irritates me to listen to reporting coming from around the grounds by at least, on some occasions, as many as six women reporters".

In some occasions, as for the 3-year survival of ART restorations in single and multiple surfaces, the survival rates amongst the few longer term studies differed significantly and that resulted in large CIs for the weighted mean survival scores.

The forces inflicted heavy civilian casualties "as a matter of policy," on some occasions as retribution for the presence of armed groups and on others with the perception of "a strong undercurrent of sectarianism," according to the panel.

The centerpiece is the Diamond Diadem, which was made for George IV's coronation in 1821 and is worn by the queen on some state occasions (as well as on British coins and stamps).

The regression test holds its empirical levels, and in some occasions is as powerful as the WT and the LRT.

"I've been asked about this previously on a number of occasions as well.

There were specific clothes for other occasions as well.

On rare occasions, as in our patient, patients present with evidence of acute AMI.