Sentence examples for example concluded that from inspiring English sources

That report, for example, concluded that companies were causing $2.2 trillion a year of damage to the environment.

A systematic review published in JAMA in 2006, for example, concluded that mentorship had an important effect on personal development, career guidance, career choice, and research productivity.

One, for example, concluded that "public speech no longer attends the processes of governance — it is governance," but offered no rigorous evidence.

Aristotle, for example, concluded that the brain's moist coils served only to cool the heart, the obvious home of the rational soul.

A report by Dutch counterterrorism specialists issued Wednesday, for example, concluded that the planning and preparation for the failed attack against the Northwest Airlines flight was "fairly professional, but its execution was amateurish".

A study commissioned recently by the Canadian government, for example, concluded that diverting half of that country's hefty exports of canola to domestic biodiesel production would yield only enough biodiesel to meet 2.7percentt of current diesel demand in Canada.

WWF-UK, for example, concludes that by 2030 up to 90% of our electricity could come from a combination of solar, tidal, wind and other sustainable sources, with the rest supplied via an international supergrid and gas power stations.

Oteman, Wiering, and Helderman [46] for example conclude that institutional conditions including formal legislation and (informal) procedures for collective decision-making can constrain or enable community energy projects.

Heinecke [27], for example, concludes that the use of consistency analysis leads to very plausible scenarios, but not necessarily to very probable ones.

Besharov and Higney (2007), for example, conclude that the program needs better quality control before it is expanded and that we need more research to understand what types of programs are most effective for what types of objectives and for diverse groups of children.

The Board's opinion discussed several of these examples, concluding that they in fact represented services provided by banks or were so similar to such services that banking organizations are particularly well equipped to provide them.