Sentence examples for example are essentially from inspiring English sources

Some camps of refugees from Sudan in Ethiopia, for example, are essentially run by the Sudan People's Liberation Army, and relief workers must carefully negotiate their access.

Indeed, we have all become familiar with these new business models: Netflix and Dropbox, for example, are essentially implementations of the Amazon AWS S3 storage solution.

(Ayatollahs, for example, are essentially the equivalent of Catholic cardinals).

The left-stick, for example, is essentially the player's toolbox for faking out opponents.

Fermentation, for example, was essentially the release of sulfurous particles in the fermentable materials.

Its occurrence varies widely; New York City's water, for example, is essentially arsenic-free and meets the new standards.

Lamivudine, for example, is essentially a lower-dose version of 3TC, one of the firm's AIDS drugs.

The population of Congo, for example, is essentially unknown: the United Nations estimated it to be 56.8 million; the Congolese Ministry of Health says it is 69.9 million.

Its ad auction system, for example, is essentially a private marketplace run by Google, without much disclosure to advertisers or to Web publishers.

China, for example, is essentially a land-based empire, forged over the centuries by conquest and migration, which has managed to reposition itself as a nation state.

Aaron Eckhart, for example, is essentially Murtaugh from Lethal Weapon, except with a greater ability to know exactly what an unknown alien force is about to do without having any real knowledge or experience of their motives or technology.