Sentence examples for flagship example from inspiring English sources

The flagship example of this is a feature called Safe to Spend.

Bourke is its flagship example of "justice reinvestment", a fancy title for another obvious idea: that it's cheaper to address the causes of crime than to keep building prisons.

Public footpaths are protected by law (though the rules are weaker when it comes to horse and bicycle access, or maintaining car parks).But the forestry sell-off also represents something more ambitious: it is supposed to be a flagship example of Mr Cameron's "Big Society" at work.

It has since become the flagship example of a self-build movement called Irish Vernacular.

Heidegger's flagship example of technology is a hydroelectric plant built on the Rhine river that converts that river into a mere supplier of water power.

Rossello and Puerto Rican Chief Innovation Officer Glorimar Ripoli proposed turning the territory into a flagship example of what Tesla's solar technologies can do for the world.

"You are talking about the kind of films that are the flagship examples of quality in moviemaking," Mr. Rudin said.

Richard Kauntze, chief executive of the British Council for Offices (BCO), a commentator on workplace design, believes that we're witnessing a trend: "Clearly the flagship examples, such as Google, have led the way, but we're now seeing very young companies, often led by very young people, reinforcing the desire for a workspace that is less conventional".

The debate has fixated on behavioural economics (rather than the wider evolving behavioural science landscape) and a handful of flagship examples as proof of concept: the towels in the hotel rooms, the organ donation opt outs, the perverse incentives for parents who pick their kids up late etc.

See Drew's review of the latest Nexus flagship, for example.

The flagship case is the car industry.