Sentence examples for a major example of how from inspiring English sources
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".
A House version of the bill would provide for food stamp cuts of $20 billion, just one major example of how far apart the two houses are in adjusting spending.
The letters, which ask for information about how the agency is being set up, are the first major example of how Republicans, who now control the House but not the Senate, plan to challenge the summer's financial reform through non-legislative means.
A major example of this is Tina.
This bayou parish is a showcase, an example of how a major institution like the American public library has been transformed by an Internet connection.
One major example of this involves a 23-year-old international student, Minh Duong.
"Woods Close to a Major Letdown" (April 11) is an example of how the American news media demand too much out of sports superstars.
The coverage of the House of Commons culture, media and sport select committee report in 2010 is an interesting example of how a major development was reported... [It] is a microcosm of the way the phone hacking scandal was consistently under-investigated and under-reported for a significant period of time between 2006 and 2010..
It is an example of how a major subsidised theatre has become more commercial - and used its new income to pay for riskier new work that may go on to be the next hit.
And if Andres needed a good example of how to build a major work from the minimum of musical material, after the interval came a fierce, irresistible performance of Elgar's Piano Quintet, its three movements linked by a network of connections stemming from the thematic scraps in the opening minutes.
It's an unusual move by Heroku and a striking example of how cloud security is a major issue.
