Sentence examples for the most significant example from inspiring English sources

The most significant example of the practice is Internet.org, Facebook's platform for spreading net access to the developing world.

"Pirates is the last attraction Walt Disney personally oversaw, and it marks what is arguably the most significant example of Disneyland's use of space-age robotics.

The most significant example of this was in 1984, when the British government advised the Indian government over Operation Blue Star.

Google itself is perhaps the most significant example of using software to mine the collective intelligence of humans and then making it freely available in the form of a digital library.

The inspector general also pointed to two situations in which a C.I.A. interrogator carried out preparations for a mock execution of Mr. Nashiri in an effort to frighten him into talking, which the report characterized as the "most significant" example of a detainee who was brutalized in ways that went beyond the Bush administration's list of approved tactics.

The collection "represents perhaps the most significant example of our cultural heritage outside Russia", he says.

The most significant examples in France are the "Royal" windows (c. 1395) at Évreux Cathedral.

David Gordon Mitten, curator of ancient art at Harvard, called the bust "one of the most significant examples of sculpture in the Hellenistic Greek tradition anywhere".

One of the most significant examples was the case involving ABC News and Food Lion, in which the supermarket chain sued the network, claiming fraud and trespassing.

One of the most significant examples of preservation at a contaminated site was found in Roebling, N.J., about 10 miles south of Trenton near the Delaware River.

Victor Vekselberg, 46, bought what he calls "perhaps one of the most significant examples of our cultural heritage outside of Russia" just two months before Sotheby's was to have auctioned the collection.