Sentence examples for extraordinary case study from inspiring English sources

It was an extraordinary case study in introducing a product.

Henry is ready to do anything he can to help, which is when an extraordinary case study materialises: a surly 17-year-old in perfect health, yet technically Hickman's positive.

Her 2012 documentary, "The Queen of Versailles," which won the directing award at Sundance, tells the story of the subprime-mortgage crisis through an extraordinary case study: the efforts of David Siegel, a time-share mogul, to build his dream house, a ninety-thousand-square-foot mansion inspired by the Palace of Versailles, in a gated community near Orlando, Florida.

In the ebb and flow of its changing rhythms additions, revisions, reformulations and retrievals Benjamin's Arcades Project provides an extraordinary case study in the labour of conceptual construction via the configuration and reconfiguration of archival materials.

The cultural identification of specific ethnic groups with clearly defined morphological characteristics (colour, size, horns, fattiness, etc). of their livestock is a well-known although understudied fact in the history of human-livestock relations (Hunn 2011), and the relation of some pastoralists with piebald camels is an extraordinary case study.

Demi is the most curious case, though; her relationship to scandal, as it has played out in the press, is an extraordinary case study in public relations legerdemain -- in how to maintain, and even build, popularity instead of notoriety.

Luria's famous case study of extraordinary memory turns out to be less about perfect recall and more about something at once more fundamental and more strange: our ability to conjure such sensory details even without the direct input of our senses, to swim against the usual currents of perceiving minds.

In addition to the NGS application described here for one non-typhoidal Salmonella serovar, NGS has provided extraordinary insight into case studies involving: (i) traceback of tuberculosis infections in Canada [ 20]; (ii) high-resolution evolutionary linkage of global clones of Salmonella Typhi [ 19]; and (iii) identification of the origins of the Haitian Cholera outbreak [ 17] as a few examples.

Not the first film to take on the anti-apartheid fighter, but the most far-reaching to date, it's a case study in the difficulty of cramming extraordinary lives into the blocky strictures of Attenborough-style biopic.

Such are the levels of environmental contamination that the carers of the case study children would need to take extraordinary measures, going against local social norms, to protect their children from infection.

If the extraordinary life and work of JG (Jim) Ballard is a case study of these observations, then Miracles of Life, his autobiography, is a detached commentary on a life foretold.