A building, for example, may go into 15 types of recyclables, depending on grade and what it is.
Some bonds, for example, may go from being valued at, say, 70 cents on the dollar to becoming largely worthless overnight, bankers and analysts say.
Patients suffering uncontrolled blood loss, for example, may go into cardiac arrest.
For example: He may go to the game later; but after a past-tense verb: He said he might go to the game later.
"Christmas songs are reported to be more frequent earworms in December than in August, for example, which may go some way to explaining the prevalence of the 'Frozen' song as an earworm".
Days of the week and months are fairly simple to remember, although you must remember that some of the month names have other meanings that should not be capitalised, for example, I may go to the opera or Time to march!
For example, a policy may go so far as to prohibit the use of work email addresses when registering on social media sites Confidentiality issues, with updates to any confidentiality obligations if necessary The consequences of breaching the required standards Enforce the policy It is no good having a policy if it is ignored.
For example, a patient may go to the GP first, is then referred to a hospital for diagnostic purposes and, finally, is sent to another hospital department, or even another hospital, for treatment.
For example a conversation may go something like this.
For example, a mother may go into denial after the death of her baby son.
