Sentence examples for this instance will do from inspiring English sources
If provision of freedom for its own sake is morally of first-priority importance, then the fact that freedom in this instance will do nobody any good would seem to be an irrelevant consideration.
The lawsuit against the DVD-playing program, for instance, will do more to stop new companies that want to play legitimately purchased DVD movies than pirates.
One trivial instance will do: I recall how film stars were tacitly impeded from buying property in haute bourgeois areas like Bombay's Malabar Hill until the late 1970s, and were forced, instead, to live in plush mansions on the outskirts of the city, in Juhu and Bandra.
Although this instance will not have the same historical resonance, Pena did deliver the key hit Sunday.
He'd say, for instance, 'This film will do well in Europe; don't worry that it's doing poorly in the U.S.' He was usually right.
And in each instance you will do this not because you have some metaphysical belief about the adequacy of a method to its independent object, but because, in your experience, the resources for solving this problem or addressing this issue are to be found over here and not over there.
I have no idea if this instance will work.
In some instances, bosses will do terrible damage with curses and the mage will be required to spend the majority of their time removing these curses in a particular fight.
You've likely seen this system elsewhere — at the Times, for instance — and we will do all we can to make it work seamlessly.
In rare instances, a company will do something totally different and build a completely new class of products.
