Sentence examples for a laboratory for a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton's fiscal policy served as a laboratory for a change in economic thought.

The surgeon took a tissue sample and sent it to a laboratory for a biopsy.

But the embryos can be grown in a laboratory for a few days, long enough to become a source of stem cells.

The Chinese Web was a laboratory for a new era of black political humor, and it did not require him to pretend that he held policy prescriptions.

It also became an incubator of do-it-yourself creativity – what one local website called "a laboratory for a new culture of resistance".

Described by the museum as an "exceptional discovery," two drawings — of a horse's head and half a skull — were found when the painting was sent to a laboratory for a routine re-examination.

But the classrooms of Nagla are a laboratory for an educational approach unusual for an Indian public school.

Now Stockton is becoming a laboratory for an idea capturing attention worldwide as a potential means of making life more economically secure for all.

The early Bauhaus was sometimes more like a forerunner of the Californian communes of the 1960s than a laboratory for an industrial future.

The collapse of support for Mr Sarkozy's centre-right party and the surge of support for Marine Le Pen have turned the election into a laboratory for an unstable new era in French politics.

For George Orwell it was a laboratory; for Nietzsche an existential inspiration; for Emily Dickinson a promise of immortality.