Sentences with phrase «latest classic example»

The latest classic example was in 1979 - 80, and the main reason, in my opinion, was the Iranian hostage crisis (inflation was secondary.)

Not exact matches

A classic example consists of putting off saving for retirement until later in life.
Previous research, for example, has shown that a majority of never - smokers given a cigarette or dose of nicotine not only report disliking the effects, but later, when offered a nicotine - containing pill, gum or candy, or a placebo — a classic test of the «reinforcement» abilities of an addictive drug — they chose the placebo.
The latest example: the classic matte red lipstick that Jessica Chastain wore to the Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards Gala.
This model is now becoming both collectable and recognized as a serious future classic as well as a fabulous car to drive and enjoy Beautifully presented in a great colour combination VAT example (VAT deductible for companies) An entirely new Aston Martin for the 21st Century, the Vanquish debuted at the Geneva Auto Show in March 2001, with deliveries commencing a few months later.
A one - off effort, the classic Mini Electric is based on a late example of the original Mini Cooper that has been carefully restored and upgraded mechanically.
A late and carefully restored example of the classic Mini Cooper serves as the basis for this special vehicle.
Unlike Bombardier, we think the ARD deal is a classic late cycle example of investors reaching for yield without considering the downside risk.
One classic example of such an investment was Berkshire Hathaway's large investment in Coca Cola (KO) back in the late 1980's.
«The markets have this historical tendency to shoot first and ask questions later, what we are seeing unfold now is a classic example, but these dramatic overreactions to events are what buying opportunities are made of,» he said.
[1] Although Longcore et al. seem eager to cite Churcher and Lawton's now - classic work as «evidence» of the damage cats can do, they make no mention of Churcher's later comments (just one of many examples of their tendency to «cherry pick» from the literature only the bits and pieces that fit neatly into their argument).
There's rarely a better example of this than the 3DS SEGA 3D Classics Collection, which contains ten SEGA games from the late eighties and early nineties, with them all receiving a brand new 3D treatment.
Yet isn't it likely that many of Turner's quintessential «late works» — and classic examples of late style generally — look the way they do because they simply aren't finished, rather than because that is the way the artist intended them to look?
This selection will range in date from the late 19 th century to the present day and will aim to offer a comprehensive panorama that explains the transition from classic modern to contemporary art, including examples of Expressionism, abstract art, Constructivism, Minimalism, German Post-Expressionism and more.
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