Sentence examples similar to definitive instance of how from inspiring English sources

Encyclopedia Britannica often is used in case studies as a definitive example of how new technology can disrupt a business.

Hers was the definitive example of how to live a fulfilling life.

The tour is the definitive example of how a trip to the subcontinent can spiral out of control.

But this was hardly the definitive assessment of how Americans felt about Nixon and Watergate.

Today, Kübler-Ross's theory is taken as the definitive account of how we grieve.

Mr Carpenter said there was no definitive list of how many other similarly constructed buildings existed.

But there is no definitive record of how he felt about the disintegration of his own artworks.

But, she added, there is no definitive proof of how Irving chose the name of his character.

There is no definitive documentation of how many people are buried under the park and neighborhood, Loorya said.

There's no definitive estimate of how many of these jobs were lost or how many of these factories closed specifically because of China.

Jane Mayer has written definitive accounts of how the C.I.A. badly lost its way in both cases, and how much of our country's identity was compromised.