Sentence examples for spontaneously identify from inspiring English sources

"Fewer than 5% of South Africans spontaneously identify racism as a problem," says Anthea Jeffery, a consultant at the South African Institute of Race Relations SAIRRR).

Asked to spontaneously identify famous people they admire, just 2 out of every 100 children identified a politician or political leader.

Among rural respondents who could not spontaneously identify a cause, women featured significantly more often than men (19.6% vs. 7.1%, p = 0.016, Wilcoxon test) (not shown in Table 4).

Asked to spontaneously identify their rights, the right to education was named by 51 per cent of respondents, the right to freedom of expression by 32 per cent, and the right not to be hurt or mistreated by 21 per cent.

Respondents spontaneously identified help-seeking delay as an important issue.

In the FGDs, very few participants spontaneously identified themselves as homosexual or bisexual.

This subcategory was named 'The feminist man' because some young men spontaneously identified themselves as such.

The mdx mutation was spontaneously identified in a colony of C57BL/10 mice [ 2].

One third of participants explicitly and spontaneously identified themselves as having good health.

The participants first spontaneously identified the key device attributes that were important for them.

Notably, practitioners spontaneously identified other health behaviors that might be addressed using the same communication skill set.