Sentence examples for one concrete example from inspiring English sources

To take one concrete example; among all the talk last week about Islamist radicalisation on our university campuses, there was little mention of the policing power of students themselves.

"One concrete example is that the chancellor has gotten excited about this and has decided that it is a great thing to invest in," Dr. Sejnowski said.

I suppose these congressmen never had the please of, to mention one concrete example, Comcast shaping their traffic without so much as their knowledge, let alone their approval.

On of the iMDE-projects, the Elderly Accessible Chair, or EA Chair, with its automated scanning and automatic seat-provider functionality, is one concrete example of this.

One concrete example is that of university departments which is characterized by a wide range of variables (Berbegal and Sole 2012).

As for (C_{8}) (equitable treatment of competing airline), one concrete example of its classification as an effect attribute can be observed through its relation to (C_{1}) (cost of using the flight routes).

One very concrete example.

Recently, carcinogenesis pathways driven by chronic inflammation have been proposed, with ulcerative colitis (UC -associated colorectal cancer as one very concrete example (Wong and Harrison, 2001; OkayasUC -associated.

During the uproar in March over the incendiary remarks of Barack Obama's longtime preacher, Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Obama supporters implored people to be empathetic, saying "Don't we all have someone like that in our lives?" But no one gave a concrete example.

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Having recognized that these parts are related in this way, students can then apply quantitative values to each part, see how these numbers affect one another, and see a concrete example of proportional reasoning at work.