Sentence examples for such a flagship from inspiring English sources

"I suspect that the Arab Spring was not a good thing for poor Djinn," they say – believing that such a flagship film project going out under an American film director's name may have been a source of embarrassment and what exacerbated the creative struggles.

Though ancient Greek is not essential when students apply to study classics at university, the loss of the subject at such a flagship non-denominational state school would bolster the perception it was the preserve of fee-paying or selective schools.

Paul King, chief executive of the UK Green Building Council, said: "The biggest barrier to cutting carbon emissions from our existing housing stock has been the high upfront cost of refurbishment, so government has done the right thing by making its 'Green Deal' such a flagship policy.

The Qatari authorities have launched initiatives to improve conditions for migrant workers, including efforts to improve accommodation, such as building a flagship Labour City outside the capital.

It is rare for a minister to be put up for a flagship programme such as Today on BBC Radio 4 unless the minister has been given and understands the government line on an issue.

By comparison, the median salary of a graduate from a flagship public university, such as the University of Connecticut, is less than $90,000.

Indeed, Apple has been rumored to be prepping to add such a sensor to its next flagship iPhone.

Such a move would give your flagship political program the Fox News right wing shill aura it so richly deserves.

Still others belong to a system without a strongly distinctive flagship campus, such as the University of Massachusetts the Amherst campus was not designated a flagship until 2003.

As such, the flagship Echo has to do a lot more than just sitting around answering questions.

Gates cited as an example how Brooks wrote about Ford's Edsel fiasco as refuting why Ford's flagship car was such a historic flop.