Sentence examples for example deals with from inspiring English sources
— Jeffrey Angles E.H. Gonatas's short-story collection "The Cows" "Grotesque, fantastic, ethereal … The title story, for example, deals with an unnamed protagonist who discovers a town's well-kept secret: exploding cows".
The 1998 award-winning film "The Glass Agency," for example, deals with the government's abandonment of the volunteer military forces by not sending a dying war veteran abroad for special treatment.
Candles In The Sun, for example, deals with "babies on crack", "white-collared war crime" and "mindless bureaucracy hindering government aid" while asking whether a God is watching over us.
And they may pioneer new ideas which can later be taken up multilaterally: the Australia-New Zealand free-trade agreement, for example, deals with competition policy, which the World Trade Organisation has not yet touched.But they may well contain provisions that interfere with free trade rather than promoting it.
But much of this is expected to be given to other agencies (the State Forestry Administration, for example, deals with stemming the spread of deserts) or to the local environmental-protection bureaus, which, being answerable to local governments, are crippled by conflicts of interest.Little of the money, complains a SEPA official, is used to curb pollution.
The first example deals with a relatively flexile case.
He must, for example, deal with instructional and curriculum weaknesses that leave many high school graduates unprepared for college work.
Le Demi-Monde (performed 1855), for example, dealt with the threat to the institution of marriage posed by prostitutes.
This included for example dealing with all the complaints made about roadtrip and your behaviour – from associations, young activists, MPs/candidates, and so forth.
The results are illustrated with two examples: an example dealing with the comparability of two measuring devices, and an example dealing with the assessment of bioequivalence.
