Sentence examples for example of the earliest from inspiring English sources

In this regard Smithsonian varnish may serve as an example of the earliest stage of desert varnish formation.

Media interest was widespread because J. sinensis was an example of the earliest of its type, here is an example of one of the articles, "Fossil redefines mammalhistory", published in BBC News Science & Environment (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-14651218) on August 25, 2011 by Jonathan Amos.

The best-known example of the early customs unions is the German Zollverein (literally, "customs union").

There now remain only the transept and choir, a unique example of the Early Pointed style.

The oldest extant example of the Early Hebrew ABCs is the 8th 7th-century-bce schoolboy graffito mentioned above.

The House of the Surgeon is the best-known example of the early atrium house built during this period.

This idea was the inspiration for Basque typographer Clara Sevillo to create Tactil, a good example of the early interface types.

That was the advice I got from several confidants after I began weighing whether to tell the story of Jason Greenstein's battle against cancer, a heart-rending example of the early promise of immunotherapy treatment.

An example of the earlier type is "Le belle immagini" ("The Beautiful Images") in Christoph Gluck's Paride ed Elena (1770).

It is spirited, entertaining and well wrought, a lovely example of the early Classical style, but if you abandon hindsight, it is miles from the Mozart everyone reveres.

A rare example of the early work of Pierre Auguste Renoir goes on sale for £9.2m this month, poignantly recalling the life of one of French impressionism's most important models and a bitter story of jealousy.