Sentence examples for example of deliberate from inspiring English sources

Observers of international negotiations will find this a perfect example of deliberate ambiguity, sufficient to keep struggling negotiations on course.

Clam gardens are a concrete archaeological example of deliberate manipulation of clam habitat to enhance production (Figure 6).

The paper corrects this by using the historical record to identify true examples of deliberate austerity — and it turns out that they are contractionary.

As former CEO of Kingfisher, Sir Ian Cheshire, recently wrote, there are "examples of deliberate blocking of progressive business policies by dinosaur corporates that claim they cannot adapt to the new economy".

"Gay pride parades and public meetings are examples of deliberate and uncontrolled dissemination of information about homosexuality, creating an impression that perversion is the norm".

It diminishes and trivializes one of the worst examples of deliberate human depravity that cannot and should not be forgotten.

Can you give any examples of deliberate deviation from prescribing guidelines?

He added: "I cannot recall an example of such deliberate and repeated leaking of information in our time in the house".

Although not yet in force, this is another example of a deliberate evasion of the criminal process because of that tiresome need for admissible evidence that persuades a jury so that they are sure of guilt before a conviction can arise.

An example of a deliberate security adaptation is to use structural redundancy to protect the complex and its inhabitants in case of a bomb attack.

Simmons finds it difficult to see how merely walking on a street or inheriting land can be thought of as an example of a "deliberate, voluntary alienating of rights" (69).