It has been said, for example, that Brexit will lead to a funding crisis as students from other EU nations disappear from the UK.
It has been said, for example, that Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra is an immoral work because it celebrates the passionate surrender to an illicit love and the victory of this love over practical, political, and moral concerns.
She is said, for example, to have been married to Cercylas, a wealthy man from the island of Andros.
Ramirez might have had reasons for leaving Cleveland; he was said, for example, to have been bothered by comments the Indians' owner made questioning his desire to play.
And that puts him at odds at times with conservatives, at times with liberals, and at times with executives of Disney, who are said, for example, to be no fans of his criticism of the war against drugs.
There is much to be said, for example, for preventing Microsoft from entering into the kind of exclusive contracts that curtailed Netscape's access to its market, and for making its pricing policies public and non-discriminatory.
The same could be said, for example, of improved nutrition and family planning.
The decision when and where to have children is personal and depends on many factors; there's something to be said, for example, for having your mother nearby.
As if that wasn't enough, facial expressions and slight variations in gestures also inform what is being said, for example adding emotion or indicating a direction.
It might be said, for example, that conscious perceptions are those that are available to belief and thought, whereas unconscious ones are those that are available to guide movement (Kirk 1994).
People are said, for example, to satisfy their souls with rich food (Euripides, Ion 1170), and the souls of gods and men are claimed to be subject to sexual desire (fragment assigned by Nauck to Euripides' first Hippolytus).
