Sentence examples for one prime example from inspiring English sources
One prime example is finding solutions to water problems in developing countries such as Africa.
One prime example would be the noted American jurist Harry Seymour Crump of Hennepin County District Court in Minnesota.
One prime example is certainly Forster's Howards End, which for Mulhern is "the indisputable keystone of the English genre".
One prime example is the cartoonist Denys Wortman, who from 1924 to 1954 contributed six drawings a week to The New York World and its successors.
STEM careers are just one prime example where women drop out disproportionately, but many of the relevant causes apply across our society and are not (solely) driven by bad behaviour, for instance in HEIs, but by deeply ingrained attitudes that the politicians themselves seem willing to accept in Parliament.
One prime example was the Environmental Policy Alliance – a mirror image of the government agency – which, according to the website, is "devoted to uncovering the funding and hidden agendas behind environmental activist groups and exploring the intersection between activists and government agencies".
Instacart is one of the prime examples of an on-demand company, one of the earliest and looking to essentially remake the grocery shopping experience.
Porsche Design's Book One laptop is a prime example of when aesthetics completely take over — when other parts of the device suffer and you lose focus on how well it actually works.
For a prime example, one need look no further than an FDA News Release, entitled "FDA proposes tanning bed age restrictions and other important safety measures".
Alvin Lu found The Warped Ones to be a prime example of the Sun Tribe genre and placed it among those films whose outlook made way for the Japanese pink film.
Colour polymorphisms are widespread and one of the prime examples is the colour polymorphism in female coenagrionid damselflies: one female morph resembles the male colour (andromorph) while one, or more, female morphs are described as typically female (gynomorph).
