Sentence examples for example are usually from inspiring English sources

Women who get a diagnosis of breast cancer, for example, are usually quite healthy.

Stairs in hotel lobbies, for example, are usually in very prominent locations.

Penalties for those who identify rape victims, for example, are usually severe.

Some types of securities — high-yield, or junk, bonds, for example — are usually more vulnerable than others in such an event.

Terms that make you pay excessive interest or extra penalty charges for late payment of rent, for example, are usually unfair and can be challenged.

Pheromones, for example, are usually derived from compounds that are natural breakdown products of body metabolism, such as the compounds in urine.

Smokers and obese women, for example, were usually excluded from the studies.

Finger tapping at more than 10 times per second, for example, is usually impossible.

Physician compliance was associated with compliance by attending physicians whose example was usually followed by all other physicians on rounds.

The classic serial, for example, was usually a very good but very obscure classic.' So these days the Sussex University-educated Boaden divides the year into quarters.

The process of identity verification involving past addresses, for example, is usually more complicated for Eldan's clients because they haven't had a "home," often for decades.