Sentence examples for had one example from inspiring English sources

Darwin had one example while on the Beagle that showed that, even in 1832, he was looking for a natural causal understanding of the adaptations of organisms (see Eldredge, 2009a for details of Darwin's encounter with, and thoughts about, this impressive snake species).

We have already had one example of what can happen if there is no semi-independent body to check the actions of the education department.

In those twenty years we've seen the positive impact that even a few years under the Contract had, one example being the success of welfare reform (often wrongly credited as a policy innovation of the Clintons).

But in the run-up to the mid-terms, the Democrats ought to have had one example of spending at its best: investment in infrastructure.

I have one example I always use.

Moneysavingexpert has one example of an £82,000 payout to a Barclaycard customer.

"In science, you can't be systematic about something when you only have one example.

So at least I have one example where the industry did something very responsible in terms of saying, no, we can't even go there.

The Yankees have one example in their starting rotation — staff ace C.C. Sabathia, whose remarkable talent has not come at the expense of his durability.

"We're searching for something that we can't really define because we only have one example of a biosphere, our own," he told me over the phone.

We only have one example of life in the Universe thus far, and it is still hotly debated which chemical reactions, and underlying conditions, led to the origin of Earth's biosphere.