Sentence examples for example of the biggest from inspiring English sources

Four years on, Elkhart has gone from a symbol of Obama's message of hope to a perfect example of the biggest hurdle the president faces in his bid for re-election: the gap between empirical measures that show economic recovery, and the pain people continue to feel.

Our paper, using the example of the biggest contributor of salt to the UK diet bread demonstrates that a national target-based approach to reformulation can be a successful method for reducing the salt content in processed foods.

Ken Livingstone calls them "the best example of the big society I've seen in the past decade".

Cameron said the service was an example of the big society in action.

But another example of the big-screen talentless would find a place for themselves more easily.

The merger is an example of the big boys battening down the hatches; no matter what they say, this isn't about exploiting "high-growth emerging markets".

Will the Nets become the latest example of the big business of sports, in which owners have no regard for fans?

It would be a great example of the "big society", albeit not, I suspect, the type that David Cameron has in mind.

"You've got to make an example of the big boy," he fumed in a rant about the company's tax-avoidance methods, suggesting Goldman ought to be punished for failing to cough up its fair share of taxes.

Speaking after Cameron's announcement at the weekly prime minister's questions session in the House of Commons, a source said food banks were to be welcomed as an example of "the big society".

The commitment that Kinder Morgan received from Barclays Capital for the energy company's $21.1 billion takeover of the El Paso Corporation is just one example of the big loans banks are now making.