Sentence examples for littered with forms from inspiring English sources
The road to financial crisis is littered with forms of debt that were considered highly liquid until they weren't – think of Greek sovereign debt or complex American mortgage-backed securities and their derivatives.
Chess history is littered with grandmasters whose form deteriorated or even nosedived in their mid-40s as fatigue and diminished creativity took effect.
Recent government history is littered with examples of ministers forming and reforming policy with apparently little to show for their efforts.
But best of all in this Empire to the Nickel is the little plywood-topped bar littered with grapes, The Racing Form and a newspaper horoscope page.
The UN runs the security forces but knows that government offices are littered with war criminals: "A form of reconciliation," quips a UN official.
The vertebrate genome is littered with sequences capable of forming secondary structures that can interfere with replication (Mirkin & Mirkin, 2007), of which the G quadruplex (G4) is one of the most intensively studied (Maizels & Gray, 2013).
At any given moment the desk at which I type this is littered with books, layers upon layers forming a sort of geological record of my failed, pseudo-intellectual ambitions.
Everton have travelled a hard road, littered with injuries and loss of form, to reach their present lofty position.
It is a distinct contrast to what the tram passes minutes later: streets defined by buildings of beige, peach, cream and grey, littered with bullet holes and cavities formed from shell blasts.
But these evaluation forms are frequently littered with a smattering of highly personal comments about me – and several students have rated my teaching in tandem with an appraisal of my attractiveness.
The form book is littered with examples of horses which the trainer has improved as they mature and the sky is the limit for yesterday's winner who put up one of the best performances of the last two decades in the Derby on only his third career start.
