The phrase "as an example who" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "I will illustrate my point with a specific case, as an example who demonstrates the effectiveness of this approach."
Alternatives: "for instance" or "as an illustration".
Buckle added that local schools wanted to use the pitches and that there was a demand from local people, citing her neighbour who runs a football team as an example who has to travel all the way to Weetwood to rent a pitch.
Take Chakrabarty et al. (1993) as an example, who provided a quantitative analysis of the effects of neglecting the quadratic gradient term on solving the diffusion equation governing the transient state (Chakrabarty et al. 1993).
There are lots of professionals, let's say doctors, as an example, who have a certain net income, which qualify them to invest in hedge funds, but it doesn't mean they're financially sophisticated.
At the start of their research paper they cite a Pittsburgh bank robber called McArthur Wheeler as an example, who was arrested in 1995 shortly after robbing two banks in broad daylight without wearing a mask or any other kind of disguise.
landlord as an example, who literally told black men not to inquire about his apartment vacancy.
But just like Rick Perry (someone I never thought I would cite as an example), who said this week that he was not "all that fond of this open carry concept," Moms are not willing to go down the NRA's slippery slope.
As an example, women who already gave birth to at least 5 children were 3.167(p=0.025) more likely to ever use modern contraceptive than those who had never had a child.
"I try to use the Dallas Cowboys as an example," DeGrazio, who also coaches football, said.
As an example, Ms. Rubin, who was shown a draft of the guidelines by a reporter, pointed to one that suggests Web sites disclose all shipping and service fees for a product before the ordering process begins.
Last night on the MSNBC program "Hardball," Dr. Dean said he had sealed his records to protect the privacy of correspondents, giving as an example someone who was infected with H.I.V.
"As an example, people who don't sleep gain weight.
