Sentence examples for are example sentences from inspiring English sources

The following sentences are example sentences from Medline abstracts that describe drug interactions within the individual sentences.

The wording of the definition is intentionally nonpartisan, as are the example sentences listed below it.

One word Obama's legacy did leave behind: "Obamacare," which Oxford Dictionaries defines as "an informal term for a federal law intended to improve access to health insurance for U.S. citizens". The wording of the definition is intentionally nonpartisan, as are the example sentences listed below it.

The two sentences are examples of a traditional problem called 'quantification into intensional contexts'.

Here are some example sentences you can speak to Jupiter.

But it is the example sentences, featured on the right-hand side, that are crucial to a reader's understanding of a new term, she said.

Here's an example: SENTENCE This is a GAP.

Here are a few example sentences: "It's a good idea, but could you iterate on the excogitation?" (Could you think it through again in more detail?).

Here is an example sentence: the twins have a very good pedigree.

Furthermore, to the extent that her example sentences are acceptable, they are better understood as being embedded under a covert past attitude verb.

We're looking for example sentences using these missing words – both to prove that they actually exist and are used by English speakers, and to show people how they're used and what they mean.