Sentence examples for at examples from inspiring English sources
The phrase "at examples" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to refer to specific instances or illustrations, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear. Example: "Please look at examples of successful projects to understand the requirements better."
Looking at examples from other industries, like hospitals, can be even more alarming.
They look at examples by Mi Wan-chung and Kung Hsien.
He is inspired to look instead at examples from his own society.
On Sunday at "The Portrait" they will first look at examples by photographers like Walker Evans and Margaret Bourke-White.
We have also looked at examples of good practice – led by healthcare organisations, medical professionals and governments – as models to learn from.
That might be the next thing, because I think of it as looking at examples of different people living their lives.
The authors, led by Jean Allain of Queen's University in Belfast, looks at examples of supply chains in three different industries: construction, food processing and cannabis growing.
Are there important things we can learn about our cur-rent assumptions about biography by looking at examples from the past?
We then looked at examples of letters from the Opinion Pages, as well as New York Times' picks for comments written in response to editorials.
We look at examples such as the Zimbardo experiment or the controversy surrounding the anthropologist Napoleon Chagnon, who was accused of harming the Yanomami people he observed and wrote about.
Justice Breyer said that he looked at examples provided by the American Civil Liberties Union in its legal brief and could not find one that fell that into that middle ground.
