Sentence examples for the many examples of from inspiring English sources

Bluefin tuna is one of the many examples of the former.

The Spaniard is one of the many examples of the manager's eccentric decision-making.

LDV vans and Delphi are just two of the many examples of this.

What, if anything, do the many examples of great old-age art have in /common?

She decided to write a book, but not about the many examples of how older people are exploited or mistreated.

They represent a small sample of the many examples of success in improving the administrative processes and functions of government.

Also excluded from CST's antisemitic incident total are the many examples of antisemitism found on websites and in the public meetings and demonstrations of extremist groups.

To coincide with this launch, this supplement explores what RPA will mean for the wider education workforce and highlights the many examples of good practice already in place.

Is one to accept the many examples of laconic, graveyard humour reported from places like Tombstone, in the former Wild West?

The formation of social memory would arguably have drawn power from the many examples of "No Irish Need Apply" used in print ads.

Scrubbers and high and low efficiency electrostatic precipitators (ESPs) are two of the many examples of such control techniques that can perform at a wide range of levels.