Sentence examples for example are hard from inspiring English sources

Many transactions conducted over the Internet, for example, are hard to track, increasing the scope for dodging taxes.

Mr. Chirac said this month that France should be "exemplary," but candidates for its depressed example are hard to find.

Homeless people and illegal immigrants, for example, are hard to count.By and large, Republicans prefer the traditional method of going door-to-door and counting real people.

Egg-based vaccines, for example, are hard to scale up quickly; vaccines have a shelf life; and producing large quantities of vaccines that may never be used can be expensive and can take scarce resources away from routine immunization.

The Wars of the Roses, for example, are hard to grasp unless genealogical trees showing relationships of the contestants are studied, and the course of the American Revolution is easier to understand when the links between George Washington and his compeers with the old English landed families who overthrew the Stuarts are comprehended.

Developers, for example, are hard wiring the Ontario Ranch community under construction in San Bernardino County for ultra-high-speed Internet, seeing it as an amenity that can help lure prospective home buyers to fill what will eventually be about 47,000 homes.

Still others — a series of studies for underground installations, for example — are hard-core conceptual projects realized only on paper.

The Docklands, for example, is hard to categorize.

The arena's specialized theatrical lighting, for example, is hard to swap out.

One example is "hard chromium plating," in which a thick layer of chromium is deposited on a part.

The curriculum, for example, was hard to assess in a process akin to speed dating, said one participant.