Sentence examples for examples of past from inspiring English sources

But opponents of reparations commonly argue that other examples of past imperfection are redressable in ways that slavery is not.

But these courts, judging by examples of past extradition cases, tend to lean towards being helpful towards the US.

Perhaps the nation and future presidents can learn from examples of past presidents' errors as well as from examples of their courage.

The royal commission into institutional child sexual abuse is detailing many examples of past inaction in the face of child abuse reports.

Examples of past themes include Nurses and Environment (1990), Working with the Poor; Against Poverty (2004), and Closing the Gap: Increasing Access and Equity (2011).

Those officials "noted examples of past instances in which policy makers had prematurely removed accommodation, with adverse effects on economic growth, employment and price stability," it said.

At the same time, if the example of past crises holds true, artists can also take over the factory, make the art industry their own.

It serves as a good example of past excess: the property in dispute became the city's most expensive when, in 2010, Shanghai Zendai paid 9.2 billion yuan for it in an auction.

Yet, the acknowledgement of the death of people can serve as a constant example of past mistakes that future generations should refrain from repeating (Robins 2014).

And if companies opt to circumvent the standard approval process by releasing devices with their proprietary technology before adoption, they risk offering up a device that can struggle to work across networks (Intel points to 3G as an example of past issues along those lines).

As much as I wish this were a 1950s-era example of past homophobia washed away, the above text is from the current sex education requirements under Alabama state law.