Sentence examples for an example of how many from inspiring English sources

This again is an example of how many of these communities were interested in doing things as efficiently as possible.

As an example of how many different constituencies it touches in sometimes awkward ways, one of his major campaign donors, Stephen A. Feinberg, benefited from the bailout.

In an example of how many of these voters could vote against the liberal Mr. Stark, one older man answered his door and closed it quickly, though not before saying curtly, "I'm a Tea Partyer — I'm voting for you".

Cindi Canary, the director of the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform, a nonprofit group, said that to some degree Mr. Nayak provided an example of how many politicians had pursued the growing ranks of immigrant businessmen as a source of campaign cash.

The second concern actually is related to my wish to see the algorithm tested on a set of biological sequences, to have an example of how many positions there are in the compatibility consensus.

The supplemental data includes an example of how many dummy variables (103) would have to be included to examine the conditions for only two behaviour change methods (i.e., fear appeal and modelling, which each have four conditions for effectiveness), and this example does not yet take contextual factors into account.

Speaking of Mercy she's a great example of how many characters have 'hidden' abilities – in this case, she passively heals herself when out of combat – and this passive heal is buffed if she's healing allies.

Having spent a lot of time with academics, this is more or less a classic example of how many scholars read books (some I know keep their annotations separate, but in that case would somewhat mirror their response to the text outside of it but still with it).

"Wailoo's analysis breaks new ground... he uses a wide array of sources and types of data to carry out an insightful analysis of a diverse sample of 20th-century hematologic diseases". "This book is a marvelous example of how many threads can be spun together to create a compelling narrative.

Last year, Payvia hit the news when it won a deal to power mobile/SMS-based donations for the Obama re-election campaign: a more classic example of how many mobile payments companies generate revenues, as the backend provider for services created by others, and also a sign of how Payvia was already formulating services that basically let users make transactions from within messages.

And it's a perfect, picturesque example of how many lighthouse keeper programs work, on the Great Lakes as well as at other historic lighthouse locations along our country's coasts.