Sentence examples for example come from from inspiring English sources

All those claims about sticker shock, for example, come from obviously misleading comparisons.

All kinds of tea, for example, come from one plant, the camellia sinensis.

Roughly 60percentt of Modern-Shed's customer inquiries, for example, come from women, according to Mr. Smith.

Even the forays into yesteryear's bad fashion and funny vibes — Legend doing "U Can't Touch This," for example — come from a place of admiration and good will.

This could be an existential question for some schools; nearly three-quarters of Strathclyde's MBA students, for example, come from Asia.

About 20 percent of Boston Consulting Group's new consultants, for example, come from law schools, medical schools, public-policy schools, Ph.D. programs or other nonbusiness schools.

One example comes from agriculture.

A classic example comes from drug trials.

Another egregious example comes from Louisiana.

An example comes from the Westin Convention Center Pittsburgh.

But the best example comes from Ireland.