Sentence examples for example of more from inspiring English sources
Where has this ridiculous tendency to describe any example of more than two objects as a "curated collection" come from?
Increasingly, as the days wore on in Vienna, he followed the example of more introverted ministers, and had himself delivered to the hotel's back door.
For example, of more than $53 million earmarked for transportation -- one of the most unyielding barriers to self-sufficiency -- roughly $2 million was spent as of last summer, state figures show.
Tom Lyon, an energy specialist at uSwitch.com, said the offer was an example of more innovative deals from suppliers since the energy regulator gave operators more flexibility on tariffs.
One needn't endorse the politics of these people or countries to feel that given the complexities of an ever more technologically sophisticated world, the United States could benefit from the participation and example of more scientists in government.
This involved comparatively small amounts of money but it is a simple example of more complicated schemes, involving much larger sums, which the prosecutors allege Mr Lay and Mr Skilling used.This week's case involves the apparent sale of assets three electricity-generating barges in Nigeria by Enron to Merrill Lynch, which increased Enron's profits by $12m and its operating cashflow by $28m.
In Europe tholoi were built of dry-laid stone with domed roofs; there are still surviving examples (of more recent construction) of these beehive structures in the Alps.
The stories of other women she photographed in Nepal were examples of more "traditional" forms of violence in the country — though just as hard to hear.
Examples of more current creations will be on exhibit at institutions like the Katonah Museum of Art, where "Conversations in Clay" will feature installations by 10 internationally acclaimed contemporary artists.
