Sentence examples for the specific instance from inspiring English sources

In the specific instance of Iraq, he said he would support military action only if it were first approved by the United Nations.

(The movement from the general idea to the specific instance in this passage is characteristic of Carson's writing and a source of much of its power).

Although the brief refers to the specific instance of California and the wording of Prop 8, it is difficult to see how this reasoning could be restricted to California alone.Why?

The specific instance traceable as the origin of my religious impulse after my interest in the cement mixer passed (to my parents' great relief) involved a nineteen-fifties war movie that my father and I watched together on television one Sunday afternoon with the curtains drawn to prevent the sunlight from making it hard to see the screen of our black-and-white television.

The number of repetitions needed depends on the specific instance.

Using the modifications suggested in [17], we can transform the cost matrix into a function of the specific instance.

In the end, none of the criticisms address either the pattern of overtreatment found in multiple studies of high-cost communities or the specific instances I found of revenue-driven care among doctors and executives in McAllen.

"She has crossed other picket lines," Ms. Parsons said, attributing the information to Ms. Chang's manager and saying she did not know the specific instances.

Just as evolutionary biologists are, with the theory of natural selection, able to explain speciation but not predict the specific instances of species change in the future, so economists can explain the principles under which price formation occurs without being able to predict the future course of prices.

Components are at the basic level of the gamification process and encompass the specific instances of mechanics and dynamics.

This is simply a list of the specific instances of behavior that illustrate the chief complaint and symptoms.