Sentence examples for newest examples of from inspiring English sources

The gleaming space is one of the newest examples of a trend that began in the late '80s — the retrofitting of prewar apartment buildings with amenities ranging from gyms and basketball courts to rooftop gardens and children's playrooms.

The slim plot and its predictable third-act twist involve the theft of the Switchblade, the newest example of United States Stealth plane technology, by evildoers.

Bloggers quickly found new examples of Mr. O'Reilly's condemnation of Dr. Tiller.

But to some customers, they are new examples of Big Brother run amok.

Every day, he says, brings new examples of technology set to spell the end of someone's job.

This week offers new examples of both species, including one that touches on another common solo-show category: the comic.

There are cases pending in the courts, and groups like the IRA are constantly finding new examples of slavery.

Thanks to the British financial services regulator, we have some new examples of his mind at work.

By J. Bruan, B. Z. Golden, and E. B. White The New Yorker, November 28, 1936 P. 9 Two new examples of streamlining.

"Every week brings new examples of federal agencies not just performing poorly, but performing stupidly," said Paul C. Light, director of the Brookings Institution's governmental studies program.

Not as an immediate practical aspiration, but as an idea that new examples of digital products and services ultimately take us closer towards.