Sentence examples for as a principal example of 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.
This curve was derived from a data set of men undergoing biopsy for prostate cancer and serves as the principal example for this paper.
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.
The word "SUPES" first showed up in the Sun-Times in a June op-ed by a principal as an example of "political burdens" on educators.
Mr. Bloomberg has pointed to Circular 6 as a particularly egregious example of how provisions in the teachers' contract tie principals' hands.
Ta Ann Holdings, for example, listed HSBC as a "principal banker" in its 2011 annual report.
It claimed that the United States attorney's accusations were based on "flawed analysis" of its role as a principal in the foreign exchange market, and said the attorney generals' lawsuit was an example of "prosecutorial overreach".
Christine Herron, a director at Intel Capital, spent a couple of years as a principal with the firm earlier in her career.
For example, in health economics, an insurer (or a hospital manager) might act as a principal and a physician as an agent.
Acosta, one of classical ballet's true superstars who spent 17 years as a principal at Covent Garden, said his long-term aim was to have dancers able to switch naturally between, for example, hip hop, tango or classical.
