Sentence examples for examples to date from inspiring English sources
Indeed, her return, in glory, to the Treasury, following years defending financial practices from which even Osborne has recoiled, may be one of the most perfect examples, to date, of the revolving door coming full circle.
The label's success jump-started the revival of the hand-block printing industry — one of the rare examples to date of a dying art yanked back from the brink of extinction.
BHP's decision, which took most observers by surprise, is one of the sharpest examples to date of the way in which global financial and economic turmoil is jeopardizing corporate expansion plans.
In one of the most prominent examples to date, Yahoo and Facebook have been embroiled in a big court fight that so far has been rare among Web companies.
For years, testing experts have warned that the increased importance of standardized tests could lead to cheating, and last month, in one of the largest examples to date, 35 Atlanta educators, including the former superintendent, were charged in a conspiracy to alter students' scores in order to win performance bonuses.
The study is one of the clearest examples to date of global warming's impact on an ecosystem that humans depend on for a livelihood.
This year might have been expected to be the greatest example to date of the electoral process being hijacked.
The diamond embargo is the most successful example to date of blocking a rebel group's financing.
"Looney Tunes" is so jam-packed with pop cultural references that it may be Hollywood's ultimate example to date of a movie cannibalizing movie lore.
A standout example to date is Tapout, which makes T-shirts, shorts and other items invariably slathered with its heavy metal-ish logo.
