Sentence examples for example at which from inspiring English sources

In that industry, the venture capitalist's challenge is to identify entrepreneurs who can advance a key technology to a certain stage FDA approval, for example—at which point the company can be taken public or sold to a major corporation.

To me, though, the hostel scheme of bunching teen mums together in social housing is uncomfortably reminiscent of the old homes for "fallen women" – segregating young mothers as a moral example at which the rest of society can point and stare.

The Romans had their Saturnalia, the Middle Ages its Feast of Fools; and in the 20th century many countries still had annual carnivals (Fasching in Austria, the Schnitzelbank in Basel, Switzerland, for example) at which, amid other kinds of abandon, an extraordinary freedom of satirical utterance is permitted.

Gardening experts employed by the company analyze the data and give specific feedback to users, for example at which times exactly to water their garden, through cell phone emails.

Once a user creates a "Hopp," it is then blasted out to other users based on location and their preferences (i.e. nearby, home, office, activity, food and mood, for example), at which point they can complete and check-in to these actions, using a photograph (which are shared in a social feed).

Continue calculating each cell until it has escaped, or you have reached the maximum number of iterations (the number of colors you're using: 3 in this example), at which point you color it.

Clinical decision making improved; for example, rates at which patients were determined to be "maybe" or "likely" appropriate for diagnostic catheterization climbed from 86% to close to 97%.

And, further, were I to dine, for example, at @TheDelaunayRest, which I've yet to do, and which is said to be fab, I would not behave in that way either.

With a budget of more than $186 million a year, the college is dependent for its operating expenses on the $15,870 annual tuition, which is significantly higher than the tuition at state-supported schools but less than the annual tuition, for example, at New York University, which is $24,336.

Mr. Hrabowski leads by example at U.M.B.C., which now produces more minority scientists than any predominantly white institution in the country.

Some of the pay increases coincide with improvements in university rankings, for example, at Durham University, which has risen from 17th in the Guardian's university league table to 6th in 2014.