There is Kathy Bernard, Mr. Brooks's prime example of all the disaffected young who grow up bearing a huge financial burden.
Mali is a prime example of "how all things could happen at once and spiral out of control," Wendy Williams, an associate research fellow at the Africa Center for Strategic Studies in Washington, told Today's WorldView.
My former Lions team-mate Joe Root is a prime example of how things can change quickly and proves what can be achieved with hard work.
Amazon.com is a prime example of a site making things simpler.
And if the end of the war was responsible, in part, for these new freedoms (as was the rise of independent producers due to the weakening of studios through antitrust suits) Welles's film was the first to offer directors a prime example of what types of things these freedoms could be used for in the age of sound films.
"This is a prime example of why all shareholders should carry homeowners' insurance," Ms. Arougheti said.
It's a prime example of the kind of thing Smith believes ought to be introduced here but is bound up in exasperating bureaucracy.
In attempting to achieve a rational system of principles, modern philosophy is always, Lukács claims, confronted with the issue of there being a "content" necessary for the application of its formal principles of knowledge, a content which cannot be integrated into a formal philosophical system a prime example of which is Kant's "thing in itself" (see Bernstein 1984 15 222).
With all due respect to Fred Wilson, another true believer — and, to be clear, an enormous amount of respect is due — it says a lot that, in the midst of this massive boom, he's citing "Rare Pepe Cards," of all things, as a prime example of an interesting modern blockchain app.
The game took 4 hours 5 minutes and was a prime example of why retiring Commissioner Bud Selig wants things done to make games move along faster.
Interestingly, healthcare data is the prime example of big data, as it satisfies all these features.
