Sentence examples for exemplars for a from inspiring English sources
These mishaps are cautionary exemplars for a society that has traveled far, for better or worse, from the mindset of my parents' generation, men and women growing up in the Depression, losing their youth to World War II, and finally, perhaps not surprisingly, settling down into jobs at companies with which they more readily identified than workers do today.
Collections selected as types or as exemplars for a species are often not completely homogenic.
Even in the small subset of genes for which interaction data was available we were able to find exemplars for a range of distinct bi-fan architectures.
Of its organisation, through consensual democracy – everybody has an equal say in the decision-making process – as an exemplar for a new kind of society.
But social-democratic Sweden is a useful exemplar for a right-wing party which wants to reassure centrist voters that it has no plans to dismantle the welfare state.And Sweden's system is more sweeping than most.
But Sweden is a particularly useful exemplar for a right-wing party keen to reassure centrist voters of the merits of market-based reforms.Mr Gove wants to fix what he describes as "one of the most stratified and segregated school systems in the developed world".
In his camp he had Ivan Lendl, emotionless automaton and perfect exemplar for a player who had been so close for so long.
The book itself thus becomes a protective amulet, whether as a physical presence or as the exemplar for a telling aloud of Margaret's Passion.
By James Surowiecki May 14, 2016 Uber is the Silicon Valley exemplar for an aggressive approach to regulation.
The Silicon Valley exemplar for an aggressive approach to regulation is obviously Uber, which has made a practice of starting service in cities without first getting regulatory approval.
As the exemplar for an SRS, we used EudraVigilance, a web-based information system launched in December 2001 and designed to manage information on suspected adverse drug reactions (ADRs) that are reported for drugs licensed in Europe.
