Sentence examples for example can make from inspiring English sources

A single so-called gene, for example, can make more than one protein.

America's Sea Wolf class submarines, for example, can make it down to about 1,600 feet.

I'm not much of a telly man, so a Mighty Boosh gig, for example, can make me feel left out.

Talking face to face, for example, can make it more difficult to treat the other person as an anonymous enemy.

However, scales of governance, institutions and the regional territory of electricity providers (for example) can make for useful scales of analysis.

Mr. Kavner, for example, can make a little comic poem of a line like "They were out of barbeque; I got onion 'n' garlic" (as in chips).

Making a statement without examples can make the results muddy, whereas examples make results clearer and give more information to readers.

Even a small purchase -- new clothing, for example -- can make a child more optimistic.

For example, children can make important contributions to household recycling rates.

For example, Intel Corporation can make about 470 Pentium 4 chips from each 300-mm wafer.

For example, you can make intercom-style calls from handset to handset without tying up the phone line.