Sentence examples for key example of from inspiring English sources

One thing is clear to me, at this point, about the key example of Carmen Climaco.

A key example of this is in navigating the game's front-end.

The building game Minecraft is the key example, of course – its blocky worlds are generated via algorithms that understand the basic requirements of geography and geology.

Michigan is a key example of how right-to-work battles can change the dynamics of a workplace and divide colleagues.

AMONG family-law buffs, the case is seen as a key example of the messy ways in which religious and civil law can get entangled.

"A key example of this is the benefit cap which we brought in to put a stop to sky-high benefit pay-outs.

The penalty is a key example of this, with Fenton progressing high up the pitch untracked before playing a one-two with Bonevacia and being fouled in the box.

A key example of this is the claimed figure of 40% of cases referred to the crown court when they could have been dealt with in the magistrates' court for sentencing.

She cites her role as the middle-aged, borderline alcoholic DCI Jane Tennison in Lynda La Plante's Prime Suspect as a key example of art imitating what was already happening in the workforce.

He cites football clubs as a key example of where local loyalties and spirit can be reinforced – and local banks as institutions that can inspire economic activity – if their governance is reformed.

"The main staircase, where stairs and landings are all cantilevered off a slim 400mm-thick central wall," wrote Elaine Knutt, "is a key example of structure working at the edge of tolerance.