Sentence examples for is the chief example from inspiring English sources
New York is the chief example of the Bush administration's failure to underwrite the grass-roots war on terror.
Imitation is the chief example of such a functionality [ 3, 22, 23], but language understanding in robots [ 21] is another.
Andrew Rosenfield, for example, is the chief executive of Unext.com, a startup that plans to offer a full range of college courses over the Internet.
A second example is the chief argument against extravagant funerals (Book 25).
The chief example is immigration reform — which, in another loud-and-clear message to Latino voters, has been stalled in the Republican House.
In the first of two programs exploring the idea of text and subtext, the chief example is Schubert's "Death and the Maiden" -- the quartet played by the Emerson, the source song sung by Thomas Hampson.
The chief example of symbolic approaches is Collins and Quillian's (1969) hierarchical network model, in which words are represented as entries in a network of nodes comprising a set of conceptual features defining the conventional meaning of the word in question, and connected to other nodes in the network through semantic relations (more in Lehman 1992).
The chief example, as mentioned previously, is the mountain of user-generated content companies collect across their web and mobile platforms, whether it be "Help -style wikis, tHelp -style channels, forums or FAQs.
For example, I was the chief inspector of social work in Scotland.
In San Diego, for example, after being the chief elections officer for over a decade, Deborah Seiler went to work in 1991 as a customer service and sales representative for two voting machine vendors.
