Sentence examples for become a textbook case from inspiring English sources

Clinging wanly to her Petruchio, the Kate of the concluding scenes has become a textbook case of Stockholm syndrome.

Recognized by the retractable flap of skin under the throat and enlarged and sticky pads at the end of the toes, anoles have become a textbook case of evolutionary diversification.

But others say the ultimate sell signal is when the media latch on to a story.Business Week's famous cover "The Death of Equities" has become a textbook case of the media getting it wrong.

The episode has become a textbook case in training a new generation of health officials about the dangers of sounding warnings too early without having a well-thought-out plan.

Compared with its better-known Vesuvian neighbor, Pompeii, where local officials, constrained by inadequate and mismanaged government funds, have long struggled in their efforts to conserve and protect the sprawling open-air site — and even to prevent the periodic and well publicized collapse of walls — Herculaneum has become a textbook case of successful archaeological conservation.

Its handling of the crisis has become a textbook case in what not to do.Mr Burkhardt was discredited by blaming the volunteer firefighters in a nearby town of inadvertently causing the train crash by shutting off the engine, thus disabling the air brakes, when they were fighting a fire in one of the engines earlier in the evening.

Even if it's too soon to cast the Orioles as more than the rabbit in the American League East race, Riggio easily outranks Steinbrenner in self-made net worth and could surely afford to plug the gaping holes in his favorite baseball team before it becomes a textbook case on how to squander $200 million.

But after numerous other research teams failed to replicate their experimental results, and after theoreticians argued that the claimed effects seemingly violated well-known principles of physical theory, Fleischmann and Pons were disgraced, and the episode became a textbook case of bad science.

This statement has become a textbook example of leadership.

The butterfly Bicyclus anynana has become a textbook example of adaptive developmental plasticity [ 1, 16- 19].

The case became a textbook example of civil rights justice.