Sentence examples for example are common from inspiring English sources
Irregular periods, for example, are common among adolescents, athletes and lactating women.
Pain and swelling ("water on the knee," for example) are common symptoms.
Shoulder injuries, for example, are common in wheelchair users and have prompted the development of alternative exercises that reduce stress on the joints and muscles used for ambulation.
Monopolistic or near-monopolistic conditions, for example, are common in modern economies, particularly where there are only a few large producers (such as in the automotive industry).
It is not that the programs resist showing blacks in a favorable light; on the contrary, features on the successes of black teachers and students, for example, are common.
Waterproof mascaras and eyeliners, for example, are common makeup items that may use PFAS chemicals.
If monkey flesh, for example, is common in the blow flies' diets, then monkeys might have been hit by Ebola.
This sentiment, for example, was common in the essays by Protestant authors collected in Kristen Skydsgaard, ed., The Papal Council and the Gospel (Minneapolis, MN: Augsburg, 1961).
The following behaviours, for example, were common: not masking faces; limited or erratic condom use6; using their normal telephones7; and using their own names.
Our findings are again largely comparable; with lymphadenopathy, for example, being common and strongly predictive of lymphoma.
