Sentence examples for one major example from inspiring English sources

One major example, "War Dogs," opens today, and another, "Hell or High Water," came out last Friday.

One major example is by Stephen Glover in the Daily Mail in which he implies that The Guardian's journalism is unpatriotic.

Republicans say one major example of this occurred a few months back when all three men defied House leaders and supported a bill that revamped campaign finance laws.And they cite other examples of their candidates' independence.

The work of Geoffrey Canada and the Harlem Children's Zone is one major example -- a heroic effort to improve children's development, provide after-school programs, support parents and offer a host of services to all residents of a 60-square-block section of Harlem.

One major example of this phenomenon is the improvement of biogenic analyte detection at graphitic carbon with increased edge plane character in the graphene lattice.

And while talking and walking may still be its primary function, the wireless phone itself is becoming more of an all-purpose communications platform, incorporating functions typically thought of as the exclusive domain of Internet-connected computers in the U.S. One major example likely to hit American shores in the coming year is an application known as Short Messaging Services.

One major clinical example of this is the use of all- trans retinoic acid for differentiation therapy of acute promyelocytic leukaemia (Douer, 2000).

Let's look at one more major example: California's climate-change action plan, known as AB 32.

One major difference, for example, is the choice between a 'top down' strategy, organised by national (or regional) agencies, and a 'bottom up' strategy, based on professional initiative.

One major testing company, for example, had its revenues rise more than tenfold during those years.

And give that man just one major risk factor, for example a high cholesterol level, and his chance of having symptomatic heart disease rises to 50percentt.