Sentence examples for example of the depth from inspiring English sources

The news last week that the Metropolitan police is conducting an investigation into allegations that officers used a secret online forum to air racist views about members of those communities is just the latest example of the depth of the problem.

There was another less savoury example of the depth of feeling between Bradford and their local rivals, with a couple of supporters holding aloft banners as the Bulls took the field which described Jamie Peacock, the captain, as "Judas" - the crime of opting to join the Rhinos next season apparently negating his eight outstanding seasons at Odsal.

A compelling example of the depth to which some Afghans are opposed to what they view as a foreign occupation is the incident where an American patrol was lured into a deadly ambush by villagers in Ganjigal, eastern Afghanistan, in September last year.

Under the aegis of the Financial Stability Forum (FSF), a committee of the great and the good formed after the financial crisis that followed Russia's default in 1998, regulators have started to take a close look at banks' exposure to telecoms.Britain's Barclays offers a good example of the depth of some banks' involvement.

"That's an example of the depth of grief that these families have suffered and we wanted the LAUSD to acknowledge that and take responsibility for that and compensate these families".

Gov. Rick Perry of Texas picked up the theme this week, calling Mr. Romney a "vulture capitalist" and pointing to Gaffney as an example of the depths to which Mr. Romney will stoop to make a profit.

An amusing example of the depths to which these speculations have sunk came from a technical paper by Princeton University researchers in which they used an epidemiological approach to model social-networking affiliations.

The standoff in the Senate over the extension of unemployment benefits is a perfect example of the depths of the problem.

This difference may be a result of a combination of selection effects related, for example, to the depth of all the analyzed samples.

Weaver is supposed to be the shining example of that depth, but the Angels' first relievers, John Lackey and Scott Schoeneweis, outpitched him in the middle innings.

Then, with the main orchestra, he caressed the extended solo which opens the third movement of the Piano Concerto No 2 before leading his section in the Second Symphony's melancholic adagio – all played with unhurried, consummate artistry, and a perfect example of the profound depth of experience that exists within this orchestra.