Sentence examples for A primary example of from inspiring English sources

A primary example of this was the mid-19th-century reaction to the capitalist Industrial Revolution.

A primary example of this is the work rules that divide up tasks inefficiently in ways to insure that some work is available for each worker.

A primary example of this is through nest depredation (Gregg et al. 1994; Conway and Martin 2000; Chalfoun et al. 2002; Holloran et al. 2005; Stephens et al. 2005; Moynahan et al. 2007).

A primary example of how this is being addressed is the establishment of security labs, such as those launched by Microsoft, Breed Reply and Indiegogo, where developers and partners can get hands-on access to systems and test beds to help advance development.

A primary example of that has to do with Virtual Ministry.

A primary example of this is how participants in both Lesotho and Madagascar (where the sampling frames captured a more general population) characterized exchange within the context of sexual and romantic relationships as most often motivated by love.

Using secondary sexual traits as a primary example, Darwin compiled a large number of observations indicating that male-specific structures known to be highly divergent even among closely related species rarely developed until reproductive maturity was reached [ 10, 12].

As an primary example, this approach revealed the loss of platelet-related microRNAs in type 2 diabetes and could link a subset of platelet microRNAs (miR-126, miR-223, and miR-197) to cardiovascular risk in the prospective Bruneck study [ 108– 108].

Tharp's primary example of a successful creative life is her own, and the book provides a window into the mind of this talented dancer and choreographer.

Though she draws on a wealth of effective idiosyncrasy -- the odd strategies of business executives, composers, painters, novelists and friends like the photographer Richard Avedon and the children's book illustrator Maurice Sendak -- Tharp's primary example of a successful creative life is her own.

The organization, co-founded by Karl Rove after the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United ruling opened the door to new political spending, has been held up by campaign finance watchdogs as the primary example of a political group using the tax code to evade disclosure of its donors.