Sentence examples for a sample of its from inspiring English sources

In 2005, 38percentt of a sample of its records had errors, and three years later, it still did not consistently update its records.

The government revoked the university's highly trusted status for sponsoring international students last week after it found more than a quarter of a sample of its students did not have permission to stay in the country.

It conducts a ten-minute online survey of a sample of its target audience 7,500 people were included in a recent query and divides them into two groups, those who have seen ads and those who've missed them.

Mrs. Hemingway went over to a bookcase and held up a sample of its contents.

A sample of its docking history over the past year also reflects the disparate jurisdictions that such ships pass through.

The agency said the company had volunteered to issue the latest recall after food inspectors in Florida discovered the bacteria in a sample of its products.

In reviewing just a sampling of its contents, it is clear that the archive contains then-unprecedented, high-level diplomatic discussions about several subjects of great interest to contemporary international criminal justice.

Across the street, Sherry's House Dressing has opened with a sampling of its wares displayed on its front lawn.

But thumbing through the magazine's pages — as represented here by the complete issue of July 2 , 1927 editorials, reviews, profiles, articles and cartoons from others; more than 80 pages of the magazine's astonishing covers; and a sampling of its advertisements for pipes, gowns, Victrolas, sack suits, deodorant — is a bit like having William Powell and Myrna Loy sweep through your living room.

Jaded art lovers in Manhattan or Washington may be unfazed by the arrival of great works of art, which is one reason the Louvre decided to lend a sampling of its collection to the High Museum instead of to, say, the Metropolitan Museum of Art or the National Gallery of Art.

We see relics of the fair's material life — tickets, program books, an accounting ledger — along with a sampling of its dizzying variety: a stuffed bird of paradise used as a hat ornament, an enormous femur from a Brachiosaurus.