Sentence examples for example and suggests from inspiring English sources

This chapter explores the problem of linking code changes and issue reports to the right release using defect prediction as running example, and suggests how the data inside the version control system can provide a workaround.

This operation against bin Laden, through a targeted strike involving cooperation between special forces and intelligence, is a perfect example and suggests that a more focused strategy can be successful.

Companies can warn one another about a new computer virus, for example, and suggest antidotes.

He urged Mr. Ball not to follow that example, and suggested that he also call witnesses who are not biased against Islam.

Some of the Williamses' other tactics also seemed to involve Pearl advice taken to extremes; the Pearls say that "a little fasting is good training," for example, and suggest hosing off a child who has potty-training lapses.

A UK parliamentary committee recently slammed tech giants including Facebook for taking a laissez-faire attitude to content moderation, for example — and suggested the government should look at implementing fines for failures on this front.

Some of the privacy rules are about the number and kinds of URLs that Mozilla will use to infer a user's interest (there have to be at least five URLs, for example, and suggested tiles can't be triggered by a combination of two URLs).

Shane also pointed out that in the event the bill was passed by the ACT parliament there would still be a number of legal barriers to negotiate before it became law the fact that weed is listed as a prohibited substance on the Commonwealth Poisons Standard, for example—and suggested that the government get a legal opinion on the bill.

Professor Wrightson discusses the relative wealth and economic pressures faced by various segments of the early modern population (providing specific examples) and suggests that, while society was becoming increasingly polarized between the poor and the wealthy, there was also a third group, the 'middling sort,' who were expanding in numbers and influence.

This site provides context for these specific examples and suggests how these physical features can be used to understand how Dante read.

He specifies conditions on "revisionary" reductions from historical examples and suggests that these conditions are obtaining between folk psychology and cognitive neuroscience as the latter develops.