Sentence examples for three important instances from inspiring English sources

There are at least three important instances of such policies which seem to flout the government's own commitment to safety net social policy.

In only two important instances do scholars today exercise real power, and in both cases we can see a deviation from their traditional role.

In one important instance, Bank of America failed to produce documents" requested by the commission, the report says.

Hepworth (2004), for instance, makes three important arguments [ 20].

Embodying these two characteristically medieval but diametrically opposed attitudes to love, The Romance of the Rose was immensely popular until well into the Renaissance and gave rise to one of the earliest and most important instances of the Querelle des Femmes ("Debate on Women"; a literary disputation over the alleged inferiority or superiority of women).

For instance, our findings suggest three important cultural goals for interventions, each of which go beyond specific norms to involve wider systems of belief.

Last year Mr. Monti's team was accused of sloppiness by the Court of First Instance, which overruled the commission's prohibitions of three important mergers.

Some important instances of these studies are as follows.

An important instance of theoretical usefulness of possible objects is their central role in the validation of two controversial theorems of a simple quantified modal logic.

We consider two important trigonometric polynomials (see for instance [16]).

In the opinion of this author, there are two important factors that will in many instances limit the application of hate speech laws to crisis communications.