Sentence examples for such as occasions from inspiring English sources

Some of the issues with MyFord Touch were actual defects, such as occasions when the system would reboot itself, that have been addressed through software upgrades.

Many situations erode the opportunity to make active choices, such as occasions when patients do not yet know their diagnosis at the point of referral.

The company is planning to link up with Omnicom's global clients - which include Mercedes-Benz, McDonald's and Adidas - to look at ways of advertising at major events such as sporting occasions and music concerts.

"Let me just say to the honourable gentleman, I know he's already done it, but occasions such as this are occasions for raising the issues of principle involved, not seeking to flout for whatever purpose," Bercow said.

It also inspired memorable protests, such as the occasion when three lesbians smuggled rope into the public gallery in the House of Commons and abseiled into the Chamber.

The report also highlights the fact that when China decides to put pressure on governments to pursue peace – such as on occasion in the case of Sudan and South Sudan – the results have been broadly positive.

Caplin admits that her attempts to get good press coverage have often been spectacular failures, such as the occasion when the magazine Marie Claire photographed her sitting on the Blairs' double bed applying lipstick to Cherie.

There were also publicity stunts such as the occasion when Partridge declared himself to be "the Birdman of Ealing" and attempted to fly off Hammersmith bridge using a pair of home-made wings.

He also earned the respect of his crews with displays of empathy such as the occasion one of his young pilots, who had flown on 15 missions, refused to take off on his next sortie.

Therefore some other unit, such as prescribing occasion, as used in this paper, is also needed for comparative purposes.

In considering parental reactions to a child with SCD we need to distinguish between moments in time, such as the occasion a diagnosis is communicated, and everyday long-term lived practices and not reduce the latter to the former.