Sentence examples for be the last example from inspiring English sources

As Putinism is developing -- repressive rule through money and media control -- it will be the last example Iraqis need.

This isn't the first – and won't be the last – example of riders working together, most (in famously in Stephen Roche's 1987 Giro triumph.

And in what was the first, but unlikely to be the last, example of its kind, the University of Salford has launched two profiles on the dating app Tinder, encouraging school leavers to "start a lasting relationship with us this September" and to "swipe right to find the course of your dreams".

It led, after all, to the collapse of an auditor, Andersen; to far greater questioning of the relationship of companies and their bankers to shareholders and clients; and to regulatory scrutiny and new legislation, of which the Sarbanes-Oxley act, passed in July, is unlikely to be the last example.Even so, the attacks on the World Trade Centre have certainly altered New York's financial landscape.

That is not the first example and it will not be the last example".

In "Artists Touched by Amazon Tribe" (Arts pages, June 17), you suggest that the Yanomami are "the last example" of indigenous people living in "isolated harmony" with the tropical rain forest.

In this sense, Wilson and Trilling and other critics in their tradition, of whom Frank Kermode might have been the last example, show us what reading can be: a way of making one's self, one's soul.

It's completely important because it's the last example that we have, it's actually the only example that we have, of what John McCain would do with a public office with a crisis like this.

The Ormulum is also the only specimen of the homiletic tradition in England between Ælfric and the fourteenth century, as well as being the last example of the Old English verse homily.

Finally, here is the last example from the protocell world.

"Hornsey No 1 will soon be the last surviving example of a highly innovative design and it must not be lost".