Sentence examples for example of a past from inspiring English sources
An example of a past train development project shows that re- designing the mounting construction of a compressor has led to lower maintenance costs and a higher availability of both the trains and the maintenance resources.
The ubiquitous interview question "Describe a situation where you did well on X or failed on Y" is an example of a past behavioral measure; asking a programmer to describe how she would solve a particular programming task would be a future measure.
During this time he opened a private school, attracted impressive students and formulated theories about how an ideal society, based on the example of a past golden age, could be shaped from the cutthroat craziness of the world he lived in.
I wish I had eaten ice-cream for breakfast this morning is an example of a past wish.
His words and actions and the pope's are evidence of the reconciliation between two major religions, an inspiring example of how a past full of persecution and embedded hostility can be overcome.
His review concludes, "[i]t's a fine example of a show past its glory days, nevertheless finding a way to make itself relevant again".
We test the method against the canonical example of flow past a cylinder, and obtained new results on the flow and forces of two cylinders moving relative to each other.
Among other examples he invoked men's formal wear, specifically the styling of the tailcoat, as an example in which vestiges of a past item in this case the greatcoat, with its waist-length front and split tail for ease in riding horses—had survived into the present.
Full recovery may take centuries, but once it begins we will have a shining example of how past mistakes can be undone on a grand scale.
As an example of this past good relationship, the transhumant herders developed economic exchanges with farming communities and utilized their superior herding skills to the benefit of both groups.
Below is a past example of a union strike in 2012 and how it was resolved.
