Sentence examples for both examples have a from inspiring English sources

Both examples have a diamond grid pattern and their members are subjected to torsion in addition to bending and axial forces.

Both examples have no connection to (small-sized) dogs.

For example, have a meal together.

Schizophrenia, for example, has a family component.

Germany, for example, has a 5% threshold.

Leeds, for example, has a limit of 20percentt.

For example: "Having a garage sale tomorrow.

Kansas, for example, has a database.

Bob Graphite, for example, has an earthier ring.

We differ from the "nines of (mathcal{A})" example by using a base 2 (binary) instead of 10 (decimal), and differ from both examples by having a measure in the domain of reals, instead of just integers.

South-west England and the East Midlands, for example, both have a disproportionately low number of teaching schools.