Sentence examples for example can serve from inspiring English sources

An enthusiastic and well-versed math teacher, for example, can serve the important role of helping "people deal with their math terrible anxiety".

The Vergnet pump is often used in developing countries where one example can serve up to 600 people and last for 20 years.

In an ideal case, bridging organizations, such as NGOs, for example, can serve as intermediates between the different levels (Plummer and FitzGibbon 2007; Schultz et al. 2011).

The leadership lessons that I learned from Bonnie Allen's example can serve as a practical guide for advancing equity, building collaborative partnerships, and taking strategic action to make justice a lived reality for all.

Pollen on open ponds, for example, can serve as food for mosquito larvae (Ye-Ebiyo et al. 2000); however, it is unclear if CO2-induced qualitative changes in pollen (Singer et al. 2005) could also affect mosquito fecundity.

For example, PF5 can serve as an electron pair acceptor through an outer d orbital to coordinate a fluoride ion donor and form the complex ion PF6−.

For example, they can serve as "intelligent loads" or "virtual energy storages" [4].

For example, they can serve as toy models to test new physical ingredients, or as parameterised models for inverse radiative transfer fitting.

For example, propositions can serve as the inputs to associative processes (e.g., encountering the proposition, "I don't want to grow up" can activate another proposition, "I'm a Toys R Us kid," regardless of whether one judges the proposition, "I don't want to grow up, therefore I'm a Toys R Us kid" to be true).

For example communication can serve as a social fabric across both internal and external team members.

For example, lncRNAs can serve as the precursors of small ncRNAs to produce miRNA and endo-siRNA, or serves as a "miRNA sponge" to inhibit miRNA activity [36], [37].