Sentences with phrase «common modern example»

A logbook loan is a form of secured lending in the United Kingdom and is the most common modern example of a security bill of sale.

Not exact matches

An example of one of these common moral problems found in advertising but not by any means restricted to it or newly created by the modern industrialization of persuasion is the obligation of the speaker to be sincere.

A perfect example of a dangerous fundamentalist, frustrated in his ability to indoctrinate and retaliate by modern, evolved common law.

For example, telescoping (leaving out some names for the sake of brevity) is common in Biblical genealogies but is rare in modern genealogies.

For example, modern artists have found themselves challenged by primitive man at the common level of the use of symbols; a modern humanist could be influenced by, say, the historical Socrates, because of a common devotion to a certain understanding of the meaning and significance of truth; and so on.

This is another example of modern society's need for convenience over common sense and social responsibility, just like polluting the air while waiting in a drive - through line up at the local coffee shop.»

Or you could go with a more modern but less common A ending name like Georgia, Francesca, Reba, or Stella for example.

A common device of Islamic science is to cite examples of how the Koran anticipated modern science, intuiting hard facts without modern equipment or technology.

Such hotlines are less common, for example, in Central Asia, where many nations trace their modern independence to the early 1990s, or in the Middle East, where a tit - for - tat skirmish between pro-Israeli and pro-Palestinian hackers broke out just last weekend.

For example, the modern languages of English and Latin descended from a common predecessor called proto - Indoeuropean.

For example, the ancient maize already carried genetic variants responsible for making kernels soft, a common feature of modern corn.