Sentence examples for example of free from inspiring English sources

Laissez-faire capitalists may see this behemoth as an example of free markets at work.

A familiar example of free riding is a partly unionized workplace.

His "shakedown" comment, Ms. Davidson said, is a classic example of free speech known in legal circles as rhetorical hyperbole.

Mr. Najafi's supporters called for the page to be closed and said his song was an example of free speech.

Many people in Russia and the West regard this rather unpleasant incident with Mr. Sorokin's novel as a clear example of free expression at risk.

He said that the Lib Dems didn't need to go into the next election backing everything the coalition government had done, either, giving the example of free schools.

It is not an example of free-space optics, which uses light waves to establish point-to-point communication links.

By The New Yorker February 9, 2009 On his blog, Hendrik Hertzberg chides conservatives who try to use Dubai as an example of free-market success.

In the neighboring Czech Republic, once praised as a fearless example of free-market reforms, all the major banks and many of the industrial conglomerates were driven into the ground by shoddy practices and outright corruption.

Suhair el-Qurashi, dean of the private all-female Dar Al Hekma College, often attacked as "bad" and "liberal," said a vigorous example of free-thinking at the university would embolden the many Saudis who back the king's quest to reform long-stagnant higher education.

More powerfully yet, economies around the world are now being revitalized by our country's example of free-market entrepreneurial capitalism.