The phrase "as was for example" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when introducing an example, but the phrasing is awkward and not commonly used.
Example: "Many factors contribute to climate change, as was for example the increase in greenhouse gas emissions."
Alternatives: "such as" or "for instance".
He or she might indeed be saying something quite stupid — as was, for example, the case for a number of famous people dismissing the case for stimulus.
This is part of the huge challenge facing truth commissions, bodies entrusted (as was, for example, the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission) with helping broken societies to achieve nothing less than individual healing, communal atonement and, of course, our old friend closure.
As was, for example, shown in [4], generalized electric polarizability a ¯ Open image in new window can be represented as a sum of two parts: a ¯ = a 0 + Δ a. Open image in new window (24).
One is to explore specific genetic markers of the virus that are known to be associated with severe influenza (e.g. the PB1 gene) [6], although the absence of a known marker, as was for example the case in a novel swine-origin influenza A (H1N1) virus (S-OIV), does not necessarily indicate that the virus is benign [7].
ICU follow-up care was an important theme in the overall illness narratives of patients as was, for example, their experience of transfer from the ICU to a general ward [ 29].
This would necessitate a more complex study design as was, for example, used in the population-based randomised controlled renal drug alert effectiveness trial of Bhardwaja et al 36 or a 'before and after' design.
Official reports – into Bloody Sunday or the Iraq war – are described by the press as being, for example, "three times longer than War and Peace".
These estates, mostly royal or ecclesiastical, could be huge, as were, for example, those of Bobbio and Santa Giulia at Brescia, whose estate records survive.
The name of David's wife, Jean Hamilton a slender, supple athlete with quick dark eyes was up on a wall of St. Rule as a champion, as were, for example, "Lady Baird-Hay, 1896," and "Lady Anstruther, 1898".
The name of David's wife, Jean Hamilton — a slender, supple athlete with quick dark eyes — was up on a wall of St. Rule as a champion, as were, for example, "Lady Baird-Hay, 1896," and "Lady Anstruther, 1898".
First, my client has never been charged with any crime and is not facing a military commission trial as are, for example, most, if not all, of the individuals alleged to have played any roles in the attacks on the United States.
