Sentence examples for that specific instance from inspiring English sources

"The family can answer all of those questions about that specific instance and others," Pence said.

It seems to be limited to that specific instance, so it seems likely that Apple can target it for improvement in future software updates.

Indeed, while particular acts of compassion must perforce be directed toward this or that specific instance of suffering, the attitude of compassion is not.

"I know that the Trump Foundation, the family, can answer all of those questions about that specific instance, and others, and they have," Pence said.

Cpipe therefore maintains an internal database of all variants observed in all samples that are processed by that specific instance of Cpipe.

While Brenner's musical instrument argument may be logically correct in that specific instance (i.e. his conclusion follows from his premise), it appears to us that the analogy is not a good one.

It appears in this model, however, with the explicit acknowledgement that it is a population-averaged parameter and that specific instances of the IRR may vary between the sub-populations that are the targets of each study.

His blocking of the singers freed them from the old idea that specific instances in the music dictated their movement, and stars who could not act had no place in his productions.

What many were hoping for, if not expecting, was an apology that identified specific instances in which the church hierarchy itself had engaged in wrongful behavior.

In most of these cases, they explained why they referred the patient to that specific provider, for instance because "[name consultant] is a very calm and honest man" (n = 2(11%)).

The scale of greenhouse-gas emissions is so vast, the mechanisms by which these emissions affect the climate so nonlinear, and the effects so widely dispersed in time and space that no specific instance of harm could ever be traced back to my 0.0000001-per-cent contribution to emissions.