The phrase "as an example just" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to introduce a specific example, but the placement of "just" makes it awkward and unclear.
Example: "I will illustrate my point with a specific case, as an example just to clarify my argument."
Alternatives: "for instance" or "as an illustration".
As an example, just think of how many users visit Amazon to read about product reviews before forming a product preference.
As an example, just using your standard landing page (where the ad takes you to) from your PC site rarely works.
So as an example, just creating more space for work to be visible in an office suite, or in a group of cubicles, can have a big impact.
"As an example, just to show you the quality of nominations that we're receiving, somebody suggested the doctor that had discovered the West Nile virus outbreak right here in Flushing Hospital," Stern said.
But Abu Ghraib will live on in the world's memory as the place of American "war crimes," not Saddam's, because the world held us up as an example, just as we've always urged them to.
As an example, just one of many, I mention an extract from his 2003 book The Other Russia, a series of essays for his followers subtitled Outlines for the Future.
The character Richard Dreyfuss played in Close Encounters Of The Third Kind stands out as an example, not just for good acting but also because he was ultimately proven right -- there were aliens!
However, as an example of just how tough this exam is, the median score was just 2 points.
Here (as an example) is just ONE of Nagarjuna's verses praising Amida Buddha and the Easy Path of the Pure Land.
He cited another client, Richard Convertino, a former assistant United States attorney in Detroit, as an example of just how messy these suits can become.
"As an example, we just had a proposal for a skating rink, which was half the size, and it was denied.
