Sentence examples for valuable example from inspiring English sources

And yet the car industry could still provide a valuable example for others to follow.

An early compilation of her work, "Reporting," (1964), has been called a vivid and valuable example of the journalist's art.

That would be a hugely valuable example, especially at a time when the Arab world lacks anything like it.

Lamoriello, rarely one to gush about those who work for him, said Stevens was a valuable example to teammates both on and off the ice.

In taking a principled stand against the push to make a great wrong into a good-enough right, Mr. Jackson moves beyond "black bloc" politics and sets a valuable example as a leader of all the disenfranchised.

One can argue that Benedict is far more honest — and by providing a valuable example of his own about knowing when one is done, perhaps he is doing the Church a six-century-overdue favor.

Few previous studies have documented linear dunes in ancient successions; these findings represent a valuable case example.

They might provide -- and in fact do provide -- valuable examples of obsessions the author worked through during his career.

The most valuable examples, usually paintings, are also the most highly recognizable and therefore almost impossible to resell or to display anywhere.

More than 800 of the most valuable examples from the society's collection of a million items will be on view, free, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

My experience in Belize in the first half of the last decade showed that there was also a positive result: American news programs and the televising of reporting techniques of American journalists provided valuable examples to a generation of young Belizeans seeking to introduce an independent press in the country.