Sentence examples for example the invention of from inspiring English sources

For example, the invention of more efficient train engines allowed for cheaper transportation that catalyzed the industrial revolution.

For example, the invention of the ATM (and a court ruling that ATMs were not branches) extended the reach of banks beyond their narrowly defined domains of operation.

Was it real, or just another piece of Bush subterfuge like, for example, the invention of a heroic death in Afghanistan for former football great Pat Tillman?

For example, the invention of "rocker bogie" wheels able to rock and roll over uneven terrain, even over obstacles more than one and a half times the rover's own size.

But due to medical progress, for example the invention of the jet-cutter [ 3], new scientific questions arose in the past and very probably will arise in the future.

To make the sewers, for example, required the invention of a new form of city government.

He gives the example of the invention of a right to reputation and the its definition of privacy which is "little better than psycho-babble" and which has encouraged our judges to grant "super" and "hyper" injunctions (which, it should be mentioned, themselves may have been hyped up).

Larson jumps between historical and recent examples, from the invention of the guillotine in the French Revolution to Damien Hirst's self-portrait in a morgue.

For example, he cites the invention of the transistor by John Bardeen, Walter H. Brattain and William Shockley as a crucial discovery that would have died on the vine without concerted, long-term development by Bell Laboratories.

The latest example is the book "The Invention of the Jewish People," which spent months on the best-seller list in Israel and is now available in English.

A perfect example is horses and the invention of cars to replace them.