Sentence examples for example of often from inspiring English sources

It followed the example of often despised European countries where stability is unknown, where the promise of entropy is ever present, where baksheesh, gangsterism, clientelism, juntas of cronies are the norms – and where the quality of life is higher than Britain's.

The increasingly routine reliance on metabolic testing in clinical medicine is an example of often wasteful translation from epidemiologic research (1).

It held a conference in Amsterdam on gender equality, in which Laura Bates, founder of the Everyday Sexism Project – so far 25,000 women have tweeted examples of often eye-popping misogyny – gave evidence.

These days another example of selection often crops up: the possibility of couples using PGD to select for an impairment.

A striking example of what often happens when a neighborhood's religious shadings change occurred in Holliswood.

"It's a small example of communities often at war with each other that get along just fine," he said.

A poet first and foremost, Brecht's career was a brutal example of the often competing calls of art and ideology upon the poet's art.

He cited the example of Norway, often hailed by Outers as a template for how a country can prosper outside the EU.

The apology and Greening's anger is another example of the often poor relations between ministers in the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition and civil servants.

The behind-the-scenes turmoil involving these two museums is the latest example of the often churning and competitive environment here.

Her case has instead turned into an example of what often happens in Russia when high-ranking officials fall under scrutiny.