Sentence examples for has become by example from inspiring English sources

Perhaps manageable for JPMorgan Chase, but such an extraordinary digression from traditional banking methodology has become, by example, and with the support of the likes of an Alan Greenspan springing to the aid of the Wall Street Brigade proclaiming there is no need to return to the Glass-Steagall Bank Act and by extension its Volcker Rule, placing our entire financial system at risk.

A net market created by General Motors has become the classic example.

The piling up of rubbish on the country's streets, caused by a failure to agree on a new landfill site – and seen as a profound indignity by Lebanese – has become the defining example of the country's dysfunction.

The deed that was the last unspeakable outrage at the time the author wrote about it has become a routine example of persecution by the time his play is in rehearsal & even less than that when his curtain finally goes up.

"The Great Gatsby," directed by Baz Luhrmann, has become the latest example of the Hollywood machinery getting audience interest wrong.

The first award is for what has become a routine example of dishonesty and cowardice by DOJ.

Since Engel's writing, HIV has become a prime example of a serious infectious disease being increasingly approached by a broad, multidisciplinary 'biopsychosocial' model.

This statement has become a textbook example of leadership.

Over the course of the recovery the Fed, for example, has become alarmed by falling inflation expectations on several occasions, and when it subsequently took action inflation expectations rose.

Although run at the local and state government level, it is guided by national societies and has become a world class example.

Energy-drink use has become only the latest example.