The phrase "attended for example" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "Many events were attended, for example, the annual conference."
Alternatives: "attended, such as" or "attended, like".
Be aware that if you do not mention your A-level grades or the university you attended, for example, recruiters may conclude that you have something to hide.
Religious celebrations throughout the country are well attended; for example, thousands of Paraguayans visit Caacupé on December 8 to participate in the city's annual celebration of the festival of the Virgin of Miracles.
It gives chefs the freedom to make more creative food; an Eatwith dinner I recently attended, for example, channeled the streets of Chiang Mai with nouveau California panache.
Social clubs attended, for example, may be located in the neighbourhood and many of the people who can be relied on within 1 h of travel may in fact live much closer.
At baseline, a total of 1489 people accepted participation in group counselling and 1293 eventually attended (for example, many smokers had quit on their own after the individual counselling).
Ms. Quinn would use CompStat to hold the department to its community-policing goals — to track how many public meetings officers and supervisors attend, for example.
We have experienced pressures about who should speak at the event and who should be allowed to attend, for example the police asked for the list of all delegates (which we did not supply).
Yield refers to the proportion of admitted students who agree to attend; for example, while Harvard has a yield of about 80percentt, Mr. Fiske said, Boston University has a yield of about 30percentt.
"He has mightily pissed off most of the main players by getting into stupid arguments with his advisers about whether or not to attend, for example, EPP summits, then not turning up, but in the muddle failing even to make formal polite excuses.
The idea is that even undocumented individuals generally lead a social life by attending, for example, places of religious worship or cultural centres.
These conversation starters appear to rely on Messenger's connection to Facebook's larger social network, as they reference things your friends have done lately – like where they've been, or events they plan to attend, for example.
