Sentence examples for would be one example from inspiring English sources

Respect for life would be one example.

"Do you favour Britain leaving the EU to become a proud, sovereign state again instead of a puny province of Europe run by crooks and toadies?" would be one example of the genre.

The acceptance of a free market hypothesis in government in the 1990s and 2000s and the corresponding need for very light touch regulation of financial markets and the economy in general would be one example of the dangers of group-think.

There is a trend we're seeing in mobile development in which designers and developers are looking to outsource more and more of the difficult work to third-party, B2B services — Urban Airship would be one example.

A shift from thinking of something as inanimate to thinking of it as animate would be one example; others include shifting from viewing a psychological state as a physical state to recognizing it as a mental state, and shifting from seeing something as a clearly bounded event to seeing it as a process.

The Able Act would be one example.

"The moment I wake up / Before I put on my make-up / I say a little prayer for you" would be one celebrated example.

A typical example would be one where, for instance, the parent has a period where they are unable to care for their children due to their own mental health problems and once they are well again can resume their care.

In what would be one of many examples evidencing that women and Latina women support regulations, their disappointment with Obama's walk back skewed higher -- 79percentand71percentcent, respectively.

If that is the case, it would be one of a few examples of protective rather then harmful autoimmunity in RA.

If the claims hold up, the study published in Molecular Biology and Evolution would be one of the first examples of human evolution in response to environmental pollution.