Sentence examples for broadest example from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the broadest example is a temporary cut in the payroll tax for businesses, which reduces the cost of employing people.

The broadest example of this is the Fulfillment By Amazon (FBA) program.

In the upper social strata, many marriages still result from private matchmaking; in a broader example of this, professional matchmakers scour the graduation albums of top women's colleges and call alumnae at home to introduce them to bachelors.

A broader example is the nearly $2 billion worth of blank CDs sold last year, at least a few of which were not used to back up hard drives.

The idea is that the videos picked will be examples that represent a broader example of when the DMCA is used in an abusive fashion, and if they make it to court, a win on the video creator's part could help to establish legal precedents and provide guidelines for the larger YouTube community to follow in the future.

It's worth looking at closely as a case study in how polling data can be used selectively and manipulatively -- and as a broader example of what's wrong with today's narrow, ill-informed debate over fiscal policy.

For just one broader example, consider the recent case of Michael Derrick Hudson, a white poet who adopted the use of the Chinese pen name Yi-Fen Chou a meretricious act described by writer Jenny Zhang as an act of yellowface that's part of a long tradition of white voices drowning out those of color in the literary world.

Although the methods presented have broad applications, an extensive example exploring various measures of technological similarity based on the USPTO patent classification system is included.

Two broad examples of translational research involving adolescent sub-stance use disorders are provided.

This article presents a brief overview of recent human activities; broad examples of the impact of human activities on biological evolution; a general overview and specific examples of incorporating human activities into evolution education; and further online anthropogenic resources that can be incorporated into educational settings.

Hyman felt that it was necessary to teach attendees with a "case-based approach... concrete examples as a first step toward extracting broad examples... (giving) the benefit of context" to the learning experience.