Sentence examples for by for instance extending from inspiring English sources

The car giants can increase margins by, for instance, extending lean manufacturing processes to distribution and retailing so cars are made to order rather than stocked expensively along the distribution chain.

Artificial light has benefited society by, for instance, extending the length of the productive day, offering more time not just for working but also for recreational activities that require light.

The International Air Transport Association said premium, or noncoach, travel rose by 6.3 percent in February, for instance, extending a trend that started last year.

There are, for instance, extended, song-by-song analyses of the œuvre of Joni Mitchell.

New regulations updating the Air Carrier Access Act, for instance, extend coverage to flights by foreign airlines originating or landing in the United States, or ticketed through American carriers.

The new investment rules, for instance, extend to government contracting negotiations, eliminating so-called "Buy American" preferences for domestic manufacturers.

Filing for a new one, which is possible, is not of much help: patients could simply buy versions of the drug which are already available from other makers.One way of solving this problem would be to change the patent system, for instance by extending the length of patent protection, but this could hamper innovation in other ways.

The debt sustainability can be improved, for instance, by extending the loan periods," the Helsingin Sanomat newspaper quoted Mr Rehn as saying on Wednesday.

Obama's incrementalism will help Americans survive the "Great Recession," for instance by extending unemployment benefits, but the president hasn't substantively reversed regression of the middle-class economy.

For instance, by extending our analysis of Figure 4, we predicted that a region of ∼2.2 Mb of trisomy or monosomy would be detected given the sequencing throughput of 10 million and 10% fetal DNA.

For instance, artificially extending the half-life of the Hes7 transcription factor by ∼8 min severely disorganizes embryonic development in mice (Hirata et al., 2004).