Sentence examples for most conspicuous example from inspiring English sources

The most conspicuous example is immigration.

Washington's failure to pay U.N. dues is the most conspicuous example.

Under the Obama administration, the most conspicuous example is Tom Daschle, the former Democratic Senate leader.

Gove has previously referred to Pentonville as the "most conspicuous example of failure within the prisons estate".

The most conspicuous example of the trend is Lawrence Summers, the academic whiz kid who became treasury secretary.

Perhaps the most conspicuous example was the way the candidate responded to the newly disclosed depth of California's budget crisis.

The most conspicuous examples of large Byzantine metalwork are bronze church doors inlaid with silver.

(The recent development in abstract algebra known as category theory offers the most conspicuous examples of these problems).

Unlike other academic disciplines, progress in computing seems to be driven by industry — start-up companies and huge corporations, with Microsoft and Intel being the most conspicuous examples.

Many of the best and most conspicuous examples of strategic principles come from companies that were founded on them, companies such as eBay, Dell, Vanguard, Southwest Airlines, and Wal-Mart ("Low prices, every day").

These are just the most conspicuous examples of jurisdictions that have recently started taking a less repressive approach to marijuana.