Sentence examples for provided what has from inspiring English sources
Mark Di Stefano, a former ABC journalist, provided what has been described as a textbook example of how to cover a breaking news event via social media.
In addition, a 25-year-old Emmylou Harris provided what has become known as the sine qua non of back-up harmonies.
David Nye has provided what has so often been lacking in the history of new technologies - a sustained and comprehensive analysis of electricity's social and cultural impact.
And he provided what has become vintage Muhammad -- wearing a black-green-and-red sash over a dark suit, bald head glistening even in the stage shadows, preaching his anti-Semitic, anti-white brand of black pride.
This memorandum provided what has been described as a script in which officials were advised that they could avoid responsibility if they were able to plausibly contend that the prisoner was in the custody of another government and that the United States officials were just getting the information from the other country's interrogation.
Joy provides what has been described as "emotional fuel," which helps the brain develop and expand its synaptic networks.
The discovery of an abnormally high concentration of the rare metal iridium at, or very close to, the K T boundary provides what has been recognized as one of those rare instantaneous geologic time markers that seem to be worldwide.
The architecture is able to provide what has been called a unified SSO mechanism, that is, once the users have been authenticated during the network access, they are enabled to obtain protected resources at higher layers (like Web resources) without further re-authentication.
The possible Ibero-African heritage of Queen Charlotte, the wife of George III, and an ancestress of the Windsors (she was Queen Victoria's grandmother, and so Harry's great-great-great-great-great-grandmother) provides what has, in recent years, become the best-known example.
The referring person needs to trust that the referred person can provide what has been promised.
Everything changes in act two because the show provides what has been missing: someone of authority to mock and confuse and mystify.
