Sentence examples for main example of from inspiring English sources

"Public Domain" is the main example of this in current repertory.

The main example of this is Asian Paints, which is flourishing under the joint control of three brothers.

The main example of this is the New Art Trust, founded in 1997, with has the means and the goal to promote research and conservation for media art.

Crucially, it is also the main example of so-called "open-source" software, which is developed by a community of volunteers who share the programming instructions freely.

Markets also fail if the damaging activity is not captured by a price but rather is shared by society: pollution, whether of air, ground or water, is the main example of where, as a result, corporate and social interests collide.

The two countries also differed on, among other things, some aspects of a plan for tackling corruption.The main example of hemispheric co-operation to emerge was an agreement on a multilateral initiative to nurse Bolivia's fragile democracy.

Bachmann mainly referred to southern European-style socialism, however – with debt-ridden Greece and unemployment-plagued Spain as the main examples of what happens to nations that let governments take control.

The main examples of these are the Brantspiegel (1572; "Brant Mirro"), attributed to Moses Henoch, and the Maʿaseh Buch (1672; "Story Book"), a compendium of 254 tales compiled by Jacob ben Abraham of Meseritz and first published at Basel.

The $42,870 of Hollinger's cash splashed on Lady Black's birthday party is one of the main examples of the assets allegedly looted thanks to Lord Black's dominance over his company (see article).

There are three main examples of it in early medieval philosophy.

The main examples of this family of models are described in the following.