Sentence examples for most emblematic example from inspiring English sources

Arguably the most emblematic example of the latter is a civil action, acknowledged in the report, that was brought against Tahoe Resources Inc. in Canada in June 2014 in which six farmers and one student claimed that in April 2013 they were "shot at close range by Tahoe security personnel during a peaceful protest on the public road outside of the gates of the Escobal mine".

In one of the most emblematic examples of abuses by security forces, last year, on March 9, the army violently cleared a demonstration in Tahrir Square and detained at least 18 women.

One of the most emblematic examples is AML.

The most emblematic examples come from fishes where selection in hatcheries causes highly deleterious effects.

Indeed, most emblematic examples of adaptive radiations have diversified on island systems [ 1, 72– 74], and the outcomes of evolutionary radiations often differ between island and continental phylogenetically related lineages [ 22, 75].

Artificial neural networks are broadly used classifiers, with the multi-layer perceptron (MLP) being the most emblematic representative [50].

Undoubtedly, the most emblematic case of parasite transmitted by lymnaeids is Fasciola hepatica (Digenea: Fasciolidae), the agent of fascioliasis.

One could not possibly evoke the subject of speciation in birds without mentioning the most emblematic case of Darwin's finches.

Manning's performance against the San Francisco 49ers two weeks ago in the N.F.C. championship game was the most recent example, and maybe the most emblematic.

It is also the most emblematic.

In Madrid, some of the Spanish capital's most emblematic restaurants have shut down.