Sentence examples for As a major example from inspiring English sources

As a major example of our commitment to our rich collection and to the role of today's museum, our recent collaboration with the Metropolitan Museum in placing our collection of 25,000 costumes at the Met was completed after more than four years of intensive study supported by the Mellon Foundation and was the largest instance of collection sharing in American museum history.

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As a major example of this may serve the consortia that currently work on genome wide association studies (GWAs) of cardiovascular risk factors and diseases.

Before it announced the new service, the lack of links to Chengdu had been highlighted by Heathrow and politicians as a major example of how capacity constraints at the airport were stopping Britain connecting to the world, especially to "emerging markets".

Smilebit's Jet Set Radio in which players control a Tokyo-based gang of youthful, rebellious inline skaters called the "GGs", who use graffiti to claim territory from rival gangs while evading an oppressive police force has been cited as a major example of Sega's commitment to original game concepts during the Dreamcast's lifespan.

The GRRP is a major example of corporate as well as governmental control over local water resource management in Bangladesh.

This is important because, 'a functioning neurohormonal pathway is essential to the viability of the organism as a whole and it is a major example of the integrative role of the brain.' [ 6].

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Urodeles, for example, have served as a major model in unraveling vertebrate navigation based on magnetic map sense (Phillips 1996), while field studies on bufonid anurans have revealed multisensory orientation systems that can rely on different sensory modalities depending on cue availability (Ferguson 1971; Sinsch 1987).

Academy scientists say that system is unfair and values publication quantity over quality--a handful of letters to the editor and review articles can count as much as a major monograph, for example.

She cites Labour's four-hour waiting time for A&E and the coalition's policy of "localism" as being major examples of where targets and upheavals in the NHS have failed patients.