Sentence examples for example could serve from inspiring English sources

The bold letters of the New York City symbol, for example, could serve as a frame for photos of New York street scenes.

Prophet Muhammad's pact, for example, could serve as a light to resolving the present Palestinian-Israeli conflict; it lays the guiding principle that resources must be shared equitably between nations and that attacking innocent civilians is unacceptable.

IDPRs, for example, could serve as a link between globular domains.

The ICD 10, for example, could serve as a list of diagnoses.

Long-lasting insecticidal hammocks (LLIHs), for example, could serve as an effective tool in providing additional protection 46– 50 given the already present high use of hammocks among these groups.

For example, such a model could serve to harmonise in vitro studies that use P. falciparum in culture, with the in vivo models that presently use rodent species.

The Mongolian side expressed concern that a nuclear DPRK could lead to a nuclear ROK, Japan, Syria, and Iran, and urged that the Mongolian nuclear-free model could serve as an example.

Mr Kuik said that the case could serve as an example to other countries in the European Union and elsewhere.

The authority's officials said they had adopted the restrictive new policy, which began this week, because they were concerned that giving out detailed information about terrorism fears that turned out to be unfounded -- a smudge of powdered sugar that caused an hourlong subway delay, for example -- could serve to discourage passengers from reporting suspicious things they see.

There's a line, for example, that could serve as a motto for New Yorkers during these all-work-no-play winter months.

For example, PatientsLikeMe could serve as a bridge to the much-discussed Electronic Medical Records (EMR).