Sentence examples for an example cites from inspiring English sources

As an example cites the case of Nazi Governor General of Poland and the Warsaw program; and other factors that weakens the prosecution.

He believed that he had a skill for picking out the ones who would succeed and, as an example, cites a boy named John Miller, then a Montclair high-school student, who became a well-known journalist and one of the only Americans to interview Osama bin Laden.

Both leaders said that France and Germany must set an example, citing their agreement to propose jointly a financial-transaction tax by 2013 as "an example of convergence" needed in the entire euro zone.

However, absorption rates are not clearly defined at high intake rates; an example cited by Wignarajah et al.

B) How different is this model from several published pool models, including an example cited in the paper (Weis, 1999)?

A prime example cited today was the castlelike mansion on Centre Island, off the North Shore, that the singer Billy Joel bought this year for $22 million.

A "snapshot" example cited by the researchers compares death rates for women born in different cohorts when they reached the age of 34.

A particularly telling example cited by Medin and Atran is the following: …Menominee children have a precocious understanding of biology.

Ratings for a Final Fantasy Tactics game, for example, cite a drug reference.

In one example cited, a student who never took a Spanish course received five credits for Spanish.

For example, citing an annual report published in 2001 generally includes information from the financial activities of 2000.