Sentence examples for one example of the ways from inspiring English sources

Hailstone's resistance is only one example of the ways in which many California Indians continued and passed on gathering and other traditional ecological knowledge throughout the tumultuous post-contact history in Native California.

It's only one example of the ways that the words used to describe the technologies that suffuse society have composed a second language -- an argot that sounds like everyday English, but which has different meanings.

Morgan, who lives in south London, did find somewhere, but added: "This is just one example of the ways in which it is very difficult to find somewhere close to you".

In the case of Ms. Souptel's legal battle with the developer, what is likely to be the outcome and why? 3. Explain to students that rampant urban development is just one example of the ways society is changing in the post-Soviet era.

Rejecting international best practices in the life sciences is one example of the ways Russian epistemic communities thwart even well-funded programs.

Our study offers one example of the ways archaeologists can harness the power of geospatial technologies to gain insight into the variegated landscapes people inhabited in the past places that were composed of ecology, other peoples, non-human beings and the constant flow of interactions between them.

One example of the way mobile helps farmers is the Vodafone farmer's club in Turkey.

It is but one example of the way in which the hacking affair has changed everything for the tabloid snoopers.

Mr. Bush's address to Congress last month was one example of the way he has packaged his proposals in a disciplined and systematic way, focusing on a handful of big themes.

Mr. Kearney was one example of the way in which Klaus Schwab, the founder and organizer of the annual gatherings, has sought to bring some of the street anger that has confronted economic summits in recent years into his exclusive gatherings.

Jayyous is just one example of the way in which the Israeli-planned, fenced-in Palestinian "state-lets" are at odds with the stated intention of the quartet and so many others, of two viable states, "side by side".