This is one of the few instances where the director does not succeed.
Further information is required to determine the correct answer in any given instance.
There are many documented instances of mass hysteria.
This is a classic instance of Dostoevsky's writing operating on two levels.
North America provides the most striking instance of European settlement on a grand scale.
Students described many instances in which they had felt uncomfortable speaking in class.
Experts cite the country as an instance where human rights violations could lead to international intervention.
To take a particular instance of this problem: …
I cannot recall any other instance in modern times in which a huge and mighty state crumbled to dust.
An instance of this controversy occurred last year.
This instance shows how important it is to check that the machine is working properly before you use it.
Murder, theft and tax evasion, for instance, all have different motives and consequences.
In one instance, several people had their phones stolen.
It is not always helpful to draw analogies, but in this instance it is useful.
This is an instance of his general attitude to his employees.
In the first instance, a letter from your employer may be all you need.
familiar instance - известный случай; знакомый пример
the most striking instance of smth. - наиболее яркий /наглядный/ пример чего-л.
in this instance - в этом /в данном/ случае
in some instances - в ряде случаев
to give /to cite/ an instance or two - привести один-два примера
take as an instance ...- возьмите, например ...
at the instance of smb., at smb.'s instance - по чьей-л. просьбе
a court of first instance - суд первой инстанции
to win [to lose] a lawsuit in the first instance - выиграть [проиграть] дело в первой судебной инстанции [ср. тж. ♢ ]
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for instance - напримерin the first instance - прежде всего; в первую очередь; сперва, сначала; во-первых [ср. тж. 3, 1)]
en instance — anhängig