Sentence examples for example could well from inspiring English sources

This 18,000-mile example could well be the best one on the planet.

Michael Gove's schools reforms, for example, could well deliver better schooling for every pound spent; they are unlikely to reduce overall costs.

Can we not see that if we left our example could well be followed by others.There are, after all, Euro-sceptic parties in most of our partner states.

Mr. Lavery, for example, could well be an Intuitor, an excitable kind of person who speaks loudly and quickly and who demands compliments and attention for his point of view.

A law professor, for example, could well quibble with President Obama when he claims that "the Supreme Court reversed a century of law to open the floodgates for special interests including foreign corporations to spend without limit in our elections".

Further, the increase in nucleotides, for example, could well be due to increased biosynthesis, but could also be due to a block in nucleotide utilization.

The model had a strong predictive power, for example, it could well predict the timing of caspase activation.

Lesbians arguing from this framework, for example, could very well criticize natural law theorists as inscribing into the very "law of nature" an essentially masculine sexuality, focused upon the genitals, penetration, and the status of the male orgasm (natural law theorists rarely mention female orgasms).

Students who may not excel in English, for example, could do well in an automotive technology course.

Thus, fluctuations in the annual incidence rates, for example, from 1987 to 1988, could well represent stochastic variation.

An emergency room doctor, for example, could invoke well-accepted guidelines to explain his decision to refuse to order a stress test for a patient with chest pain that appeared not to be due to coronary disease.