Sentence examples for the broadest example from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the broadest example is a temporary cut in the payroll tax for businesses, which reduces the cost of employing people.

The broadest example of this is the Fulfillment By Amazon (FBA) program.

The first four stories are, in the broadest terms, examples of realism.

In July, Trump suggested the United States may not in all cases defend tiny NATO member state Montenegro, referring to the country as a broader example rather than commenting on a specific threat.

A broader example is the nearly $2 billion worth of blank CDs sold last year, at least a few of which were not used to back up hard drives.

For just one broader example, consider the recent case of Michael Derrick Hudson, a white poet who adopted the use of the Chinese pen name Yi-Fen Chou a meretricious act described by writer Jenny Zhang as an act of yellowface that's part of a long tradition of white voices drowning out those of color in the literary world.

For another, broader example, look at what's happened to the textile industry in the Prato region of Italy.

The chapter headings are deliberately broad: Examples in the vote-buying chapter run the gamut from handing out bags of money at rallies as Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni did in 2013 to excessive spending on campaign ads.

In the case of the broad tapeworm, for example, humans serve as the final (or definitive) hosts, various species of fish as one intermediate host, and species of a small water crustacean (Cyclops) as another intermediate host.

The real estate loophole that Trump found so valuable is, in the broadest sense, a perfect example of this.

As is the case in the broader literature, the examples reviewed here, are small scale, donor funded, sometimes short-term and not integrated into the mainstream health system [ 2, 4, 18].