Sentence examples for greatest proxy from inspiring English sources

BEIRUT — The Syrian conflict has become the world's greatest proxy war since Vietnam.

As anyone who has spent any time trying to avoid difficult conversations knows, football (and indeed all sport) is perhaps the greatest proxy subject ever created.

Music is a great proxy for our brand philosophy".

"Data is a great proxy for what our customers love," Mr. Beale added in a telephone interview.

In this fluid regional environment, a great proxy struggle for regional dominance between Sunni Saudi Arabia and Shia Iran is playing out violently in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Bahrain, and Lebanon.

I'm not even sure that job approval is a great proxy for how polarising the president himself is, unless we're defining polarisation by the partisan approval gap itself.

Opponents worry that giving shareholders greater proxy access would be too disruptive to boards, but supporters say the current system makes it too difficult, and too expensive, for shareholders to elect anyone who isn't on a company's slate of nominees.

McWilliams adds, "Cisco is a great proxy.

It serves as a great proxy for the state of business in America.

Cook ended his discussion of the issue by summarizing that a "single data point is not a great proxy for what's going on".

You would think that this would make it a great proxy for the market there (for better or worse), but this is not so true.