Sentence examples for is a tremendous example from inspiring English sources

"The Port of Miami is a tremendous example of how infrastructure investment can lead to economic prosperity," said Gregory E. DiLoreto, president of the engineers' society.

Trump has recently described Pence's record as a template for the White House's tax plan, saying, "Indiana is a tremendous example of the prosperity that is unleashed when we cut taxes".

"The Taranis project is a tremendous example of how the UK government and industry can work together," says BAE's Chris Garside, engineering director of future combat systems.

"The Memphis PD's decision to use the REDFLY Mobile Companion is a tremendous example of the efficiency and cost savings this technology can provide," said Kirt Bailey, president and CEO of Celio Corp. "They are showing organizations of every size how to get the most out of their mobile technology investment".

Sir Richard Branson is a tremendous example of a transformational leader who subscribes to the dictum: "You don't learn to walk by following rules.

It's a tremendous example of effort and ingenuity and courage in the face of imminent death.

Trent Baalke, the 49ers general manager, said Hayne was a "tremendous example of what can happen when you commit to a goal and do everything in your power to make it a reality", and added: "We fully support Jarryd's decision to pursue another dream … we look forward to watching him in Rio and wish him continued success".

"It's a tremendous example of what can happen when entertainment and technology merge".

They all took turns giving us a laugh and 'Leslie's House' was a tremendous example of this series firing on all cylinders".

He's a tremendous example of a guy hanging in there, hanging in there, believing, working, and once he gets his opportunity, taking it.

"This is really a tremendous example of how all the investments the city has made in technology can be used at the community level," said Linda I. Gibbs, the deputy mayor for health and human services.