Sentence examples for example and changes from inspiring English sources

Various other feedbacks – related to emissions from soils and permafrost, for example, and changes to ocean evaporation – are known or thought to exist.

He would like more powers for Catalonia (over tax-collection, for example) and changes to the national Senate to make it more of a regional body.

Nevertheless even such a small current sometimes clearly influences spike generation (see second and fifth inputs in the example) and changes the probability of the neuron to emit an action potential.

Gingrich rejected the suggestion that Trump could follow the Clinton example and change his political persona.

Maybe they will learn from the Swedish example and change their ways at the next meeting.

Return a variable listing of all results from the last time covariance was run, e.g. Return the current value of the covariance sigma option ('1' in this example), and change it to the desired value ('3'3.

While there had been some significant improvement in knowledge and behavioral change reported (an increase in the number of referrals to animal health centres following the campaigns, for example, and changed practices regarding the use and disposal of dead poultry, as reported by the focus groups), the workshops and training sessions held had been undertaken by the ML&F alone.

If you want to try to catch her, tell her you won't be going to a popular spot in town -- like the go-to happy hour bar, for example, and change your mind at the last minute and show up there.

The system manages the workflow to prevent conflicts - one person trying to delete a track another person is still recording, for example - and changes are uploaded to the server and synchronised in real-time, so that each musician sees the latest version of the project.

Obama didn't continue to claim that all Americans would be able to keep their existing health insurance under Obamacare, for example, and Bush changed the way he spoke about Iraq's weapons capability.

These affect your glucose levels indirectly through the action of adrenaline – caffeine mimics the effects of stress, for example – and they change your mood and behaviour, at the time and afterwards".