Sentence examples for to be instances from inspiring English sources

The Sopranos was the ultimate mob show, so there were always going to be instances where someone was "whacked".

The problem is that there appear to be instances of objective chance that are not interpretable in this way.

There were said to be instances of "withholding food, giving cold showers and overzealous or premature use of restraint" - among other abuses.

"There used to be instances where an adviser would get a query on particular advice, and the file would go missing," he said.

In a volatile atmosphere, where communications are difficult, it is not surprising for there to be instances of mistrust and rumours to circulate in an absence of information.

"This was an issue on 9/11, with separate command posts for the Police and Fire Departments, and there continue to be instances where coordination is missing now".

ct = (src,m,A) ∈ CT determines the change type to be instanced as a change.

According to Mabel, there were instances of women being held only to be later released.

Nor do these appear to be iolated instances.

"These appear to be isolated instances of misconduct," he said.

Moreover, the clauses resulting from the instantiation process do not have to be ground instances and may still contain variables.