Sentence examples for example of tide from inspiring English sources

He shared the example of Tide.

One example of a tide-tide interaction relevant to the present study was revealed in the ionosphere-thermosphere general circulation simulations of Hagan et al. [2009].

The rise of New Labour (see Labour Party) within the United Kingdom is perhaps the most obvious example of this tide.

It has based its worldwide train business in Berlin, becoming, in effect, a European global company—another example of the tide of globalisation lapping on Europe' s shores.Forty years ago the late Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber, in an influential book, "Le Défi Américain", warned Europeans that the American multinationals such as IBM, Ford and General Motors would confront them in Europe.

His own ordeal, he argued, was just one example of the "high tide of taxation" that was engulfing ordinary citizens and feeding our "frantic" nuclear rivalry with the Soviet Union.

The damage to the bank's reputation may be significant – but more significant still is that the attack is only the latest, and presently most visible, example of a rising tide of onslaughts against online banking, which seek to exploit any weak spot in web-facing computer systems and their users.

It was a perfect example of the rising tide lifting all boats: As productivity grew 13percentt overall from 1995 to 2000, median family income kept up, growing 11percentt.

What can be the explanation, for example, of the great tides in the Bay of Fundy, when only a few hundred miles away, at Nantucket Island, the tide range is little more than a foot?

The bureau's agents go out each month and look for a list of the same products -- a certain weight box of Tide, for example -- and record their prices.

An example of this is the evolution of Tide detergent since the 1980s.

Mill gives the example of the science of the tides.