Sentence examples for a proxy for going from inspiring English sources

An added benefit to pursuing the firm is that the action can be a proxy for going after its owner, Steven A. Cohen.

CF: Part of the issue about the use of force in Iraq is that, ultimately, we didn't have a consensus in the country to support it, and once force was used against the wishes of a huge section of civic society, all the things said before became a proxy for going to war with a divided nation.

The King's Speech is worthy of the Best Actor award Colin Firth will likely garner at this year's Academy Awards as a proxy for Best Picture going elsewhere.

Then they look at a poll and assume that a poll is a proxy for what is really going on".

GO terms of D. melanogaster genes were obtained as a proxy for the function of the gene product.

If we discuss politicians' kids as a proxy for the evidence, they are inevitably going to fumble to respond and will sometimes mess it up completely.

But the problem with these services is that they can't produce as relevant suggestions because they don't automatically know where you spend your time, which is a proxy for what type of events you go to.

His fame is used as a proxy for positive characteristics, and the first act goes to great lengths to demonstrate how nice he is within this framework.

Did you always know that you were going to title the story "Apple Cake," and that food would become a proxy for the disagreements between them?

The study used attendance at Oxford and Cambridge Universities ("Oxbridge") as a proxy for high social status; typically only elite students go to those schools.

Sports has become a proxy for life's deficiencies.