Sentence examples for example and making from inspiring English sources

By reducing the number of diagnostic tests it performed on patients with low back pain, for example, and making sure people got those tests only when necessary, the hospital could lower the overall cost of back treatment.

That could include hiring an interim worker to take the reins and handle client inquiries, for example, and making sure everybody in the team, from their accountant to social media manager, is prepared to take on any extra responsibilities.

The Republican governor, who is supporting Representative Bob Franks, the Republican in the race, praised Mr. Corzine for disclosing his charitable donations on Monday but chided him for not following her own example and making his tax returns public.

Sometimes we can get so busy and caught up in the hustle and bustle, forget about being a role model, setting a good example and making a difference in people's lives that are looking up to us.

The idea of following Norway's example and making a portion of the father's paid leave non-transferable, in the form of a daddy's quota; a "use it or lose it" principle on the basis that sometimes you need to engineer to make change happen didn't get so much as a look-in.

For the unions, No Child Left Behind exemplified everything that was wrong with the Bush approach — allowing states to lower their standards so that schools appeared to be improving, for example, and making schools meet federal guidelines without providing additional resources.

They already grow fast, for example, and make lots of seeds.

I always explain to him that he has an opportunity to become a good example and make a good choice.

Sleep-deprived children display less brain activity while working on maths problems, for example, and make more mistakes in tests.

I also try to set a good example and make sure reading is a priority in their lives.

And to a great extent, their subjects emulated their example, and made mid-20th-century Britain into a nation that was conventional, stable, prudish, dingy and insular.