Sentence examples for as a principal example from inspiring English sources
The protracted patent battles are cited by many legal scholars and industry executives as a principal example of the failings of the United States patent system, which they say has limited technology innovation more than fostering it.
Although overlooked as yet, stress-controlled weathering along discontinuities has a strong effect on rock surface morphology, and arcades can be taken as its principal example.
This curve was derived from a data set of men undergoing biopsy for prostate cancer and serves as the principal example for this paper.
Medieval and Renaissance philosophers who approached the problems of beauty and taste e.g., St. Thomas Aquinas, Peter Abelard, and even Leon Battista Alberti often wrote of beauty without reference to art, taking as their principal example the human face and body.
The principal example is through a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) Target (wsag KPITarge t) as a Service Level Objective (wsag:ServiceLevelObjective), and relates to Response Time (wsag KPIName).
Ta Ann Holdings, for example, listed HSBC as a "principal banker" in its 2011 annual report.
But Goldman officials told me the firm never acted as a principal on any of those trades, and Mr. Smith doesn't provide any specific examples where it did.
For example, in health economics, an insurer (or a hospital manager) might act as a principal and a physician as an agent.
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