Sentence examples for being a previous example from inspiring English sources

Although it can take months for a song to truly peak – Pharrell's Happy being a previous example of a sleeper phenomenon – there are already signs that Uptown Funk is feted for ubiquity.

"I guess you could say there is a previous example of it being shown in the United States," Mr. Lippit said, "although it's not quite the real thing".

We believe that this situation is analogous to a previous example of a safety concern raised about a treatment in one condition but the same treatment continuing to be tested in a trial in heart failure.

Solubility is important, because a previous example of a TSP-1 derived peptide, ABT-526, led to challenges in pharmacokinetic studies in animals due to poor solubility [ 14].

As was shown in a previous example, a company purchasing 100,000 pallets per year when converting to RST-PAL pallets will save in excess of $3 million over five years.

Abiotic disturbances such as tropical cyclones may also increase incidence of biotic disturbances, such as subsequent irruptions of insect pests., However, I am unaware of a previous example where the invasion of an exotic arthropod has directly decreased resistance of a tree species to the large-scale disturbance imposed by tropical cyclones.

A previous example is the proposed underwater hotel in Dubai.

While there are far too many studies that report increased BOLD signal in the HC as a reflection of HC activity to list here, one such example is a previous study (Mundy et al., 2013) with the same last author as the current paper, that appears to completely contradict this notion.

There is no previous example of such a huge cross-section in the world.

"There is no previous example of the recovery of a mission after an orbital insertion failure," says Colin Wilson, a Venus specialist at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom.  .

Clearly, we may learn that X is an exceptional A with respect to being a B. Our previous examples are instances of ampliative reasoning.