Sentence examples for in a textbook instance from inspiring English sources

In a textbook instance of unintended consequences, policy makers' attempts to improve U.S. financial markets critically weakened the institutions that protect investors from abuse.

But, in a textbook instance of perverse incentives, the ruling by the Second Circuit will discourage due diligence, because the less management knows about the sourcing employed by analysts and traders to generate investment ideas, the fewer people will face legal exposure.

Through this landscape craggy, bare in places and verdant elsewhere, a textbook instance of the sublime one moves as though through a dream.

Through this landscape — craggy, bare in places and verdant elsewhere, a textbook instance of the sublime — one moves as though through a dream.

But to my ear, this is a textbook instance of missing the forest for the trees.

According to a common narrative, we have lived through a textbook instance of the madness of crowds.

Their New York home -- a town house and later an apartment -- was crammed to the gills, mostly with porcelain, which was arranged as in a textbook (by the kiln, for instance, at which it was made).

They are two pages of failed writing that should be put in a textbook, and quarried for their multiple instances of bad faith.

For instance, if the topic on lung cancer in a textbook had two ratings of '++', five of '+' and four of '0', the "helpful" content score is 18.2%, "minimally helpful" content score is 45.5% and "absent" content score is 36.3%.

For instance, he said, the German-language Wikipedia will soon begin creating some "stable entries," good enough to publish in a textbook or other traditional media.

There is no scientifically and officially prepared software, textbook, or even a chapter in a textbook regarding the TOE.