Sentence examples for incident is an example of from inspiring English sources

The incident is an example of the wit of a junta that came to power on 11 September, 1973, summarily ending the Popular Unity Government of Salvador Allende.

"This incident is an example of why we have significant concerns about the breeding and keeping of 'micro' pigs," a spokesperson said.

Rather, the whole incident is an example of something much more prosaic and pathetic, but ultimately no less worrying: Gross's hate-fuelled emails were symptomatic of the ways in which debates about Israel seem to cause some people to lose all self-control.

She said she hopes the incident is an example of how residents can help fight crime.

They were separated in March before Sessions's policy even officially launched but the incident is an example of what is now common practice at the border.

"The Aliso Canyon incident is an example of the type of risks we face as natural gas infrastructure ages, and is a sobering reminder of how important it is to have rules that ensure gas stays in the pipeline — not in our air," the EDF notes on its website.

He also said at one point that the incident was an example of self-regulation working.

The incident was "an example of Karzai meddling in the elections by using intimidation to protect known thugs".

The incident was an example of the Crash culture that fostered such widespread corruption that the Los Angeles Police Department moved to disband all of the units last week.

The alliance said the incident was an example of what they said was a "climate of pervasive discrimination against LGBTI populations" in aviation security.

State-run media have said two workers died, but many Uighurs believe more were killed and said the incident was an example of how little the government cared about them.