There are also fascinating Japanese and Indian materials (two elaborate portable Shinto shrines, for example), world-class holdings in China Trade porcelain, and acres of indigenous work from the Pacific (with the requisite, scary "headhunting" relics).
On the laid-back Puerto Rican island of Culebra, for example, world-class snorkeling is a short hike away via public transport.
For example, a world class skier with natural talent might deny the need to practice regularly, choosing instead to rely wholly on her talent; and then she is beaten by a skier who has half her talent but practices daily without fail.
AK Steel, for example, achieves world-class performance.
South Africa, for example, offers world-class service and technology from the air-conditioned offices and verdant lawns of Johannesburg's main banking district.
Visitors to cities such as Berlin, Nuremburg or Lyon, for example, will find world class museums that deal candidly with their role in the 20th century, and Liverpool's museum of slavery sheds light on a shameful episode for the British.
"If you get someone from South Africa, for example, who's a world class player and you bring him to Scotland, he's got to be funded for three years before he's available to play for the national team.
For example, former male Finnish world class athletes were found to be more active than their non-competitive controls [79], and participation in physical activity at a young age predicted later life involvement, which reduced the prevalence of coronary heart disease [80].
She imagines, for example, that the "world-class womanizer," his new girlfriend and one of his other girlfriends are walking across Riverside Drive, and she, her newfound driving skills still a bit shaky, runs all three down.
For example, we [deal with] apparently world class companies, but very often they don't have a very transparent balance sheet or don't have one at all because they're private.
