Sentence examples for according, for example from inspiring English sources

According, for example, to Rory Suchet, RT's main news anchor, other news channels are controlled by "financiers" and "corporations".

The VSN services may be composed from several "more elementary" services (hereafter called "abstract services") according, for example, to some pre-defined composition rule.

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The perception of death differs according, for example, to whether life is held to have no meaning unless it is lived with full possession of all physical and mental faculties, or rather that it is part of a greater whole that includes, for example, an afterlife, which gives transcendent meaning to the hardships of the life that is coming to an end.

And according, for example, to the US Department of State organized crime continues to remain a concern for most Albanians with a network of criminal organizations involved in drug trafficking, extortion, bribery, money laundering, prostitution, and human trafficking.

Then, the SINR is mapped to a modulation and coding scheme (MCS) according to, for example, [18].

Hence, a weighting of the output metrics according to, for example, relevance for clinical use can be utilised.

Therefore, international collaboration is necessary in the future, to obtain more precise risk estimates for adverse birth outcomes, and to allow stratified analyses according to, for example, treatment.

But Saudi Arabia's recent efforts at brokering agreements (the Sharm el Sheikh initiative and the Makkah accord, for example) have challenged Egypt's position as primary 'partner for peace'.

The Goodyear accord, for example, pledges that the company will keep 12 plants open, will not reduce employment at each plant below 85percentt of current levels and will not import tires like those made by the factories unless the domestic plants are running at full capacity.

Also contributing to the brighter leasing climate are low interest rates, the vast production capacity of assembly plants that build mainstream models like the Accord, automakers' desire to keep those plants busy and their willingness to subsidize the leases (a $2,000 "capitalized cost reduction" on the Accord for example).