Sentence examples for examples of that sort from inspiring English sources

Examples of that sort of cyberwarfare include the Stuxnet worm, a specially made computer virus attributed to the US and Israel, which was deliberately designed to infect and damage centrifuges used in the Iranian nuclear programme, and the 2015 hack of the Office of Personnel Management, attributed to China, which led to the personal information of millions of US government workers being stolen.

"I'm sure you can find examples of that sort, just as you can find examples of cramming of knowledge," he says.

But when people say "paid protester," they usually mean that someone is literally giving demonstrators money to fake enthusiasm for a cause, and it's hard to find examples of that sort of scheme.

"If there were more examples of that sort of transparency and people better understood what the development process was like," said Kershner, "they [the fans] might be more understanding when certain features are discussed and then don't end up in the final game.

Of note, if there are some examples of neofunctionalization events affecting the biochemical function of genes after the vertebrate WGD, much less numerous specific examples of that sort were shown for fish duplicated genes [ 22- 24].

There are so many unreliable sources about this election". As part of that presentation, he also noted examples of the sort of information that was poisoning the public discourse, including a bogus account that a protester against then-candidate Donald Trump was paid to do his thing.

Can you give us an example of that sort of rude awakening?

"An example of that sort of cannibalism was provided by the Andes air crash in 1972 when survivors ate the flesh of those who had been killed in the accident," said Stringer.

There is also an economy in the graphic treatments that designers used in London, whether with pattern — Christopher Kane's spiraling face print on matching tops and shorts is the best example of that sort — or color.

An outstanding example of that sort of usefulness, in Arnauld's view, was Descartes' argument for the distinction of the soul or mind from the body.

She's a marvelous example of that sort of woman who's beyond needing to prove herself, to 'get somewhere' other than where she is.