Sentence examples for nice example of a from inspiring English sources
"This is a nice example of a very dopey graphic," he said.
The surreal dreamscapes of Jim Steranko, who drew the James Bondian Nick Furyy, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.," reveal a heavy debt to Salvadore Dalí -- a nice example of a comics artist turning the tables on the fine-art appropriationists.
In the short term Routledge Books funded it for two years as part of its corporate responsibility scheme – a nice example of a much bigger publishing house helping out a smaller imprint.
He gave the nice example of a manager of a large institutional endowment, both to be nameless, who took his funds out of the stock market and put them into cash in mid 2008 —and then went back into the stock market aggressively soon after.
He gave the nice example of a manager of a large institutional endowment, both to be nameless, who took his funds out of the stock market and put them into cash in mid 2008 — and then went back into the stock market aggressively soon after.
Ultra-light airplane is a very nice example of a mechatronic design and its realization.
This week's Insert Sum Here is a nice example of an exploring-with-friends type puzzle.
That crowd-pleaser was followed immediately by Jamison Stern delivering "The Kite" from You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown, which was a nice example of an adult playing a kid without cloying sentimentality.
Dianes results provide a nice example of why a buy, hold and rebalance strategy is more beneficial to long-term investors than a buy, hold and do nothing strategy and far more beneficial than a market-timing strategy.
A nice example of such a relationship was provided by the demonstration that dysfunction of telomere maintenance could impact on mitochondrial function [ 2].
Anderson et al., who forecasted the requirement of otolaryngologists in the United States by means of three methods (benchmarking against managed care, demand-utilization modeling and adjusted-needs-assessment modeling) provided a nice example of such a discrepancy [ 33].
