Sentence examples for example are far from inspiring English sources

Google's Spanish and French, for example, are far more reliable than its Kannada.

The Fabergé soup tureen and ladle, for example, are far more valuable intact.

Democrats, for example, are far more likely to be behind the wheel of a hybrid, a Subaru, a Honda or a VW – but Audis and Mercedes?

Today's DDRs (for loans lasting at least 30 years, as an example) are far below DAC's 10% benchmark: 4.5% for the British pound, 4.4% for the American dollar, 3.7% for the euro, and 2.7% for the Japanese yen.

Birth rates, for example, are far higher in the religious and Sephardic communities than among the secular Ashkenazim who have dominated the scene since the founding of the state.

Family squabbles between people who love each other, for example, are far more vicious than quarrels between casual acquaintances.

"Hamlet," for example, is far more psychologically complex.

Nonproliferation, for example, is far more difficult in the biological case.

In contrast, renewable energy seems inexhaustible: incoming solar radiation, for example, is far beyond what we need.

The nightly news on Channel One, for example, is far more popular than any of its counterparts in the United States.

The Marxist structuralism of Althusser, for example, is far removed from the anthropological structuralism of Lévi-Strauss.