Sentence examples for the most conspicuous examples from inspiring English sources
The most conspicuous examples of large Byzantine metalwork are bronze church doors inlaid with silver.
(The recent development in abstract algebra known as category theory offers the most conspicuous examples of these problems).
In Asia, Burma and Sri Lanka are merely the most conspicuous examples of continuing repression.
The most conspicuous examples of such measures are the social security benefits, old-age and unemployment insurance.
Political or religious ideologies, corporate strategies, and fascist governmental control are the most conspicuous examples of this type of manipulated information.
He stood with dairy farmers on Capitol Hill when subsidies to the dairy industry were in threat -- subsidies that hurt animals, run roughshod over consumers, and are one of the most conspicuous examples of corporate welfare.
The most conspicuous example is immigration.
Washington's failure to pay U.N. dues is the most conspicuous example.
Under the Obama administration, the most conspicuous example is Tom Daschle, the former Democratic Senate leader.
The most conspicuous example of the trend is Lawrence Summers, the academic whiz kid who became treasury secretary.
Gove has previously referred to Pentonville as the "most conspicuous example of failure within the prisons estate".
