Sentence examples for accurate examples of from inspiring English sources

Both quantitative and qualitative data show local people are aware of zoonoses and provided biomedically accurate examples of possible infections and corresponding animal sources (e.g., worm infection from pigs and Ebola from primates).

My Cousin Vinny is a wonderful movie to teach from; not too serious, but providing fairly accurate examples of all sorts of things other movies tend to overlook, from a lawyer being admitted pro had vice to in-person solicitation of prospective clients.

A 2008 survey by Mencap revealed that 73% of people were unable to give an accurate example of a "learning disability" when asked.

Pebble Beach employs the exacting 100-point system, which starts from the assumption that a car that is perfect mechanically and aesthetically — and is an accurate example of its type — merits 100 points.

While there is definitely an argument to be made about the sanctity of international law, the question will be whether it's fair to say that expanding RTBF globally is an accurate example of how this is being violated.

Because of its sample methods (1,801 people via survey) and choice of topic, Pew's study might not be a fully accurate example of social media's silencing effects, but it's definitely fodder for discussion – if you dare! – as well as further research.

It is the most accurate example of minimal techno.

To me, a more accurate example of hunting as a sport would be the guy in Jurassic Park chasing the Velociraptor.

Then you realise that, hold on, the question is actually so strange that it becomes an uncannily accurate example of why exactly EDM never took hold here.

Had they known anything about the good old "civil" days when tobacco juice was sprayed, shins were kicked, and fists were swung as often as home runs were hit, the council might have looked elsewhere for a more accurate defining example of the decline of civility-say, for example, at the demonstrators of the 1960s who thought it gloriously patriotic to spit at cops from their moral high ground.

Greater financial disclosure and the obligation for bosses to take responsibility for accurate reporting are two examples of rules that seem onerous to many.