Sentence examples for by examples such as from inspiring English sources
"I am proud to say that by the end of the day they had completed a mission statement, spurred on by examples such as the introduction to 'Star Trek' and the preamble to the United States Constitution".
Their theory is supported by examples such as Louis Vuitton, a company built around an emotional status symbol, and Curves, a successful gym franchise anchored on a social weight-loss experience.
A synthetic presentation of the theory of yield design is illustrated by examples such as the stability analysis of reinforced soil structures and the resistance of long fiber reinforced composite materials.
A function comparable to that of Charon's obol is suggested by examples such as a man's burial at Monkton in Kent and a group of several male graves on Gotland, Sweden, for which the bracteate was deposited in a pouch beside the body.
As the war wore on however, it turned out that whilst submarines did prove to be an incredibly dangerous threat to older pre-dreadnought battleships, as shown by examples such as the sinking of the, which was caught in the Dardanelles by a British submarine and the and were torpedoed by U-21 as well as,, etc., the threat posed to dreadnought battleships proved to have been largely a false alarm.
The clinical importance of HGT is highlighted by examples such as the emergence and recent dissemination of carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae.
We were one of the main drivers behind APEC (Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation), and we have helped resolve several regional conflicts.We have a proud tradition of leading by example—such as our unilateral tariff reductions, beginning in the late 1980s, which contributed to the global progress on free trade in the years that followed.
Frequency analysis by IFM is illustrated by taking examples such as a spring mass system, a truss, a beam and a plate.
Theorems are balanced by specific examples such as Baumslag-Solitar groups, the Lamplighter group, and Thompson's groups.
As security officials contemplate the possibility of a chemical attack by terrorists, examples such as these are sources of both concern and comfort.
They were formed by inspiring examples such as the Retreat at York where the local Quaker community cared for their mentally unwell members in spacious, comfortable surroundings more like a home than a prison.
