Sentence examples for being a chief example from inspiring English sources
There were countless stories of players being passed over at youth level due to their short stature – Peter Beardsley being a chief example.
Unless boards are willing to consider a less-obvious choice, someone who has never been a chief executive, for example, the market looks narrow, said Rakesh Khurana, who is an assistant professor at the Harvard Business School and who is writing a book on the chief executive labor market.
A chief example can be seen in CIA Director George Tenet's case for war in Iraq as being akin to a "slam dunk".
A chief example of this complexity is in Herman's chapter on the nineteen-forties, when Femme was born.
A chief example of such mystical interpretation in Judaism is the medieval Zohar.
For example, if writing is a chief talent of yours and you are considering a job in journalism, you should take more classes in communication, literature, or a related field.
Imitation is the chief example of such a functionality [ 3, 22, 23], but language understanding in robots [ 21] is another.
New York is the chief example of the Bush administration's failure to underwrite the grass-roots war on terror.
The figurine is my own chief example of an object that all of us, I suspect, have somewhere in our possession.
"Nevertheless, this is a blatant example of a chief of state's direct involvement in an act of state terrorism, one that is particularly disturbing both because it occurred in our capital and since his government is generally considered to be friendly".
