Sentence examples for example of broken from inspiring English sources

Q: Is Benefits Street an example of broken Britain?

An example of broken stick distribution with a plot can be found in Section 3.2.

The academics wrote that the logging plan "is a drastic example of breaking [international conservation] rules.

Hester is citing Bradford & Bingley as an early example of breaking up a bank.

To view the election of Barack Obama as notable only as an example of breaking through a racial barrier is to misunderstand the greater flow of our ever-more-inclusive democracy.

As an example of breaking boundaries, Dr. Young pointed to Ms. Lin, who he said "broke some of the rules on the way to her spectacular Vietnam Veterans Memorial," and to Mr. Libeskind, the architect of the site design, who "had to break all kinds of rules to make his design".

He said that Uber was a good example of breaking down these systems and bringing real competition and creative destruction to the industry.

Andre Birotte said he sees CASA as "an example of breaking that vicious cycle of recidivism".

To explain this better, read the following example: An example of breaking down trust: "How did the meeting with the lawyer go?" "It went fine".

Mr. Tower and Mr. Clements come up in a conversation with Mr. Sadler in the same way they used to come up in conversations with Republicans — as examples of breaking through.

You would be hard pressed to find a better example of how broken our current political system is than the passage of the digital economy bill through parliament.