Sentence examples for example an extra from inspiring English sources

In Germany, for example, an extra tunnel had to be built for a new motorway — at a cost of more 44 million euros ($48 million) — to protect newts.

The LLDC might consider itself quite pleased with performance-related bonuses that guarantee, for example, an extra £100,000 if West Ham finish 10th.

So, for example, an extra £1 of pension a week (£52 a year) for life will cost a 65-year-old around £890, while an extra £5 a week (£260 a year) will cost around £4,450.

As an example, an extra £1 of pension a week (£52 a year) for life will cost a 65-year-old £890, while an extra £5 a week (£260 a year) will cost £4,450.

If, for example, an extra $10 billion of equity were put into development banks, which would enable billions more in actual climate-related lending, the drafts allow for counting just the initial capital (more or less).

They sculpt the wrong tissues, creating, for example, an extra toe, or skin cells that don't mature properly.

Hyatt Gold passport members, for example, have an extra hour and a half to check out.

Dozens of companies paid their executives above-market interest rates on deferred compensation; John R. Stafford, for example, received an extra $745,000 from American Home Products.

Continental Airlines, for example, charges an extra $20 and US Airways $10 when their weekend Internet specials are bought over the telephone, while JetBlue gives a $2 discount each way on all tickets bought through its Web site.

The average American tax procrastinator, for example, paid an extra $400 because of mistakes made by rushing, resulting in $473 million in overpayments in 2002, said Piers Steel, an associate professor of human resources and organizational dynamics at the University of Calgary.

Another oft-cited example of an extra crew member saving the day is the July 1989 crash of a United Airlines DC-10 near Sioux City, Iowa, after an engine disintegrated in flight and severed the hydraulic system.