Sentence examples for be made examples from inspiring English sources

Some will argue that the killers of police officers should be made examples of, in order to send a clear message to society.

In doing so, there's a risk that they could frame the fire as a simply technical matter – questions to be asked, mistakes to be learned from, bad apples to be made examples of.

From favela residents to indigenous tribes, the protesters have come from all walks of Brazilian life, so many feel these high-profile activists were simply being made examples of.

He adds: "A few stocks were made examples of, and for good reason".

"What we need to do is make examples of a couple of doctors so that their colleagues see that this isn't worth it," said Lewis Morris, chief counsel to the inspector general of the Department of Health and Human Services.

The Justice Department is "making examples out of people, and it's wrong.

These people were openly flouting federal law, and they were to be made into examples.

There was a good case to be made, for example, that Notre Dame was likely to underachieve lofty expectations.

The Golden Venture's passengers were being made an example of in the United States, the lawyers argued, but they would also be made an example of in China.

"Mr Clifford is not to be made an example of following a number of failed prosecutions.

No wonder the speaking woman needs to be made an example of.