Sentence examples for specific instances of a from inspiring English sources

Although the idea of searching for specific instances of a player's career and compiling one's own highlight reel sounds enticing, consumers are unlikely to do so, according to Scott Bailey, general manager and vice president of Turner Sports New Media, which produces the official Web sites for Nascar and the P.G.A. Tour, among others.

Moreover, it seems that Sacks's proposal would not solve the problem, for the reason that even if one accepted a coherence theory of truth, one would still have to admit that for specific instances of a belief one might be mistaken, even if one maintained that one was justified in holding that belief on grounds of coherence.

Beyond specifying structured data, objects (i.e. specific instances of a given class) also provide methods to interact with the data they contain.

This problem is actually a specific instance of a broader theoretical uncertainty in class-action procedure.

Our aim here is to solve a specific instance of a complex model integration problem by using a framework and scientific workflow approach together.

This question, which exercised Aristotle, Descartes and Kant, is a specific instance of a more general one; namely, can the topology of physical space change with time?

Whereas the question of community responses to GM is often treated as a special issue, these findings support the conclusion that responses to the concept of GM content in food in Australia are substantially a specific instance of a general sensitivity towards the integrity of the food supply.

This objection is a specific instance of a more general objection: this account treats sex and the marital good differently than it does the other basic human goods.