Sentence examples similar to success in any specific instance from inspiring English sources

"It is hard to know what a person would and wouldn't do in any specific instance.

The existence of featherbedding in any specific instance is usually disputed and depends on what is considered reasonable.

Studies 1 and 2 document that people are more inclined to think they are guilty of bias in the abstract than in any specific instance.

But what is not clear is whether in any specific instance racial bias was why that happened.

Decisions in any specific instance about whether to use DDT even for vector control can be hotly debated (Wendo 2004).

The players had never been publicly accused of any specific instance of corruption.

On the negative side, Dr. Jackson Alleyne said, schools could escalate the curriculum with the additional time, adding more academics than are usually covered in kindergarten, although she does not know of any specific instances of this in Connecticut.

Mr. Whitehouse, whose seat on the Intelligence Committee gives him access to classified cases, has not cited any specific instance in which President Bush secretly decided not to enforce or to change an executive order.

"Occasionally, yes," he said, though he couldn't think of any specific instances.

The mechanics' letter to airline executives, delivered earlier this week and described in The Seattle Times today, did not cite any specific instances of inadequate repairs.

Any specific instances you can recall?