Sentence examples for example are generally from inspiring English sources

Instead of high-priced brand name drugs like Lipitor or Zocor, members of Kaiser Permanente health plans, for example, are generally prescribed lovastatin, a generic version of an older cholesterol-lowering drug from Merck called Mevacor.

Federal taxes, for example, are generally determined by where a couple live.

Bush's public appearances, for example, are generally scheduled in front of friendly audiences, most often at military bases.

That could mean finding a balance between security and hospitality; hotel lobbies, for example, are generally considered public space.

The evergreen forests of the Amazon and Congo basins, for example, are generally fire-free because the closed canopy maintains a level of humidity that inhibits burning.

Rodin's marble sculptures, for example, are generally considered great works of art even by those who object to the indirect methods by which they were produced.

Candidate ideology, for example, is generally worth a few points.

Canada, for example, is generally pointed to as a major regulatory success.

Of course, when it comes to displaying slides, the Palm is no projection TV; the text of bullet points, for example, is generally too small to read.

Air travel, for example, is generally so vile (at least outside first class) that the trip itself is work, as you suggest.

Water skiing rope, for example, is generally braided polypropylene, which floats and resists kinking; mountain climbing rope is nylon, which is strong and firm; sail rope is spun (short filament) polyester, braided or twisted to minimize stretching.