Sentence examples for fresh example from inspiring English sources

The Conservative Party conference had already delivered a fresh example of green double standards.

A fresh example of the stress that banks will need to endure came late Tuesday.

Virtually every day brings a fresh example of his own loose words coming back to hurt him.

An astonishingly fresh example is Christopher Wheeldon's "Polyphonia," the first premiere of City Ballet's winter season at the New York State Theater.

By John Cassidy March 17, 2017 Almost every day brings a fresh example of Donald Trump's outrageous statements coming back to hurt him.

Here's a fresh example: Recent much-discussed studies reporting a link between weird storm patterns and Arctic sea-ice retreats are now facing some hefty pushback.

Last week provided fresh examples of just how thoroughly money defines him.

But the book nevertheless succeeds admirably in its main aim, providing fresh examples to illustrate the basic tenets of MBA theory.

Maraniss supplies plenty of fresh examples of his odiousness, like his decision to let apartheid South Africa field a team at the very time much of Africa was shaking off colonialism and fielding its own first crop of Olympians.

The decline in his strength over the last few years has forced adjustments to his routines and cutbacks in his schedule, and this holiday season provided fresh examples of that.

Although the British press is constantly dredging up fresh examples of class prejudice at work, he seems to accept Tony Blair's claim that "the new Britain is a meritocracy where we break down barriers of class, religion, race and culture".