Sentence examples for deliberate example from inspiring English sources

It was a deliberate example of bad writing.

Mogul (BBC, 1965) offers a perhaps more deliberate example of Scott's instincts at work.

This deliberate example illustrates how variations in precompression can bias USE results Current and future directions of USE.

In "Traces II" (1996), Wen Deqing was inspired by Chinese calligraphy and tried to create a musical analog of the varied strokes: thick, thin, fast and deliberate, for example.

We have become more deliberate, for example, about having women lead the marketing efforts for drugs that treat diseases that disproportionately affect women.

"I've never seen a more deliberate and willful example of government officials improperly classifying a document," he said.

Consequently their performance under impact from off-normal events, or even deliberate insult, for example from a munition such as an anti-aircraft missile, is of paramount importance.

Today, this is deliberate policy, an example of our new "Rights Up Front" initiative in action – a lesson of Rwanda made real.

But Mr. Leonard said he was willing to testify for Mr. Drake that there were no secrets at issue and that he had never seen "a more deliberate and willful example of government officials improperly classifying a document".

The market economy quickly responds to different incentives; a deliberate change, for example, in the functioning of trade agreements, the working of patent laws and the operation of credit facilities can help to reduce the imbalance.

The quality of co-registrations may have additionally affected the voxelwise correlation (for example, deliberate misregistration by a single voxel in patient #3 resulted in a drop of r TV from 0.72 to 0.17).