Sentence examples for U.S. examples from inspiring English sources

Buying popular U.S. brands has long been a way for global companies to gain instant market share in the U.S. Examples: Swiss food giant Nestl bought Alpo, Stouffer's and Kit Kat.

Other Western nations rapidly followed the British and U.S. examples and gained treaty port privileges for their own citizens not only in China and Japan but also in Vietnam, Korea, and Siam (Thailand).

In the U.S., examples are expanded funding of Head Start and state prekindergarten programs.

Across the U.S., examples of citizens, government officials and the press criticizing the condition of their roads and bridges, airports, schools or other infrastructure are easy to find.

We then discuss the emerging practice of health impact assessment (HIA) as a catalyst for integrating health considerations into EIA practice and describe early U.S. examples of integrated HIA/EIA.

In the U.S., examples would be 1031 exchanges (in real estate) and Roth IRAs.

Markets are so far unconvinced the tests will live up to the U.S. example.

In Japan, though grievance procedures modeled after the U.S. example are a part of most collective agreements, tradition tends to inhibit an individual from registering a personal grievance.

Example #3: Enron Presses The Clinton Administration To Support Electricity Deregulation In The U.S. Example #4: The Clinton Administration Assists Enron In Securing An Agreement To Build A Pipeline In China.

In their latest edition of "The Death Penalty," Hood and Hoyle write optimistically about the U.S. example: "Those who campaign for abolition worldwide can hope that it will not be many years before the U.S. Supreme Court will be able to find that the majority of states, in line with a majority of countries worldwide, does not support the death penalty for anyone".

But now there's a U.S. example in the form of web and mobile chat app Dasher.