Sentence examples for example of the state from inspiring English sources

Her appointment had been heralded as an example of the state Republican Party's racial inclusiveness.

To this retired career military officer, this is a frightening example of the state of mind of the United States military today.

Not fluoridating the water, he said, is "an egregious example of the state not fulfilling the health care needs of its citizens".

Hen egg-white lysozyme, a paradigmatic example of the state of the art of protein structure and dynamics, has been selected as a model system to study protein surface accessibility.

"This is a perfect example of the state taking science and trying to prostitute it," Mr. Schneider said, adding, "The role of the courts is to protect us from junk science".

As an example of the state of the art, this paper reviews how satellite observations are used in the numerical weather and climate prediction models of the U.S. National Weather Service.

I was just giving him as an example of the state-of-nation plays that had gone before.

Thus John Roebling, master of the suspension bridge form, looked for inspiration not to successful examples of the state of the art but to historical failures.

Chicago Suspends Wells Fargo for One Year Following the examples of the state governments of California and Illinois, the Chicago City Council approved a one-year-suspension of Wells Fargo from city business due to its scandal with phony accounts.

This paper discusses the basic considerations of data management and provides examples of the state of the computerized data management system and its validation.

The arrests are the latest example of how the state's roster of elected and appointed officials has come, at times, to resemble a police blotter.