Sentence examples for as this example suggests from inspiring English sources

As this example suggests, their habitual frame of reference is, as they once put it, "in abrasive countertendency" to what's expected of serious Italian novelists.

As this example suggests, it is possible to distinguish between an optimizing strategy, which gives one the best path to a solution, and a satisficing strategy, which is the first acceptable solution one generates.

As this example suggests, coalitions' internal structures often reproduce the structure of relationships among the actors more generally, though the cooperative nature of the endeavour may constrain the overt exercise of power within the coalition.

Much of our learning from conditionals runs as smoothly as this example suggests.

As this example suggests, government agencies committed to supporting postdocs and their work have the capacity to make a difference in the postdoc workplace.

As this example suggests, however, effective partner choice can involve distinct mechanisms (Noë & Hammerstein, 1995).

As it happens, this example suggests that the "relevance" of physical differences is something independent of social policy.

As the example suggests, South-South relations have potential tensions that are rooted in pre-existing inter-ethnic dynamics.

Indoors, taking the Cartoon Gallery at Knole near Sevenoaks as an example, suggests conditions will be reasonably constant over time.

There is, as their example suggests, a difference between attending to the pitch of a note and attending to its timbre, or to its overtones.

Feeling ourselves drawn toward things, options, or projects may be in part what pleasure, or this kind of pleasure, feels like, as Bennett Helm, for example, suggests is the case more completely (§1.2 above).