Sentence examples for principal examples from inspiring English sources

The principal examples come from the Roaring '20s, a time of huge stock market gains, when faith in business reached all-time highs.

The Bedřich Smetana Museum is exemplary of the Classical style, and the National Theatre and the National Museum are the principal examples of the Neoclassical style.

New York and Connecticut are principal examples of states that have taken the tragic incident in Newtown serious and have taken action.

One of the principal examples cited by Stanford critics is how the university rolled out a recent climate survey that was supposed to gauge how often sexual assault happens on campus.

France increasingly became his principal example, and what he saw there altered the tone of his work.

The prosecution, conviction and jailing of Mr. Siegelman have become the principal example of what Democrats say was the politicization of the Justice Department during the Bush years.

The principal example of this kind of notation is the Chinese numeral system, three variants of which are shown in the figure.

The principal example of these is the scheme of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, a seminal German philosopher, in his famous Lectures on the Philosophy of Religion (1832).

"This is a principal example of when you don't learn from people who have an understanding of the facts on the ground," said Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, the teachers' union.

The protracted patent battles are cited by many legal scholars and industry executives as a principal example of the failings of the United States patent system, which they say has limited technology innovation more than fostering it.

"The Russian equity market would be worth several hundred billion dollars more if it weren't for the critical Western perception of Russia, and the Khodorkovsky case is the principal example of that perception," he said.