Sentence examples for today as examples from inspiring English sources

Temples of all sizes built by the Chalukyan architects during this era remain today as examples of the architectural style.

They stand today as examples of failure in constitution-making -- eventually turning the pearl of the Indian Ocean into its teardrop.

A number of leading primary care models exist today as examples of integrated care approaches, such as the Patient-Centered MedicandHomes (PCHM) Accountableable Care Organisations (ACOs) in the United States, Primary Care Trusts (PCT) in the English National Health Service (NHS), and Community Health Centres and Care Groups in The Netherlands [ 4– 7].

Defense lawyers cited a string of arrests this spring as examples.

He used "ticks jump out of trees" and "ticks die in the winter" as examples.

The panel was among the expenses condemned yesterday as examples of government "waste" by the Conservatives.

Link cited the Republican Mike Huckabee's rise in 2008 and Democrat Howard Dean's fall in 2004 as examples.

Proponents of the legislation also point to abandonments in Texas last year as examples of the need for action.

In his speech to lawmakers here in Sarajevo, Mr. Biden held out Albania and Croatia, which both joined NATO this year, as examples of the opportunities available to countries in the region.

"It was the late '60s, a boom time for early childhood education," she says, citing the creation of both Head Start (1965) and Sesame Street (1969) as examples.

We present our proof of principle studies using a homotrimeric ion channel (ASIC3) and a heterodimeric transporter (SLC7A5/SLC3A2) as examples, and demonstrate the utility of transient expression coupled with FSEC in optimizing membrane protein expression.