Sentence examples for example decided that from inspiring English sources

Los Angeles, for example, decided that it needed 18 centers while smaller states might have only one.

Who, for example, decided that diners up and down the country should remain locked somewhere in the nineteen-fifties?

Mrs. Schatz, for example, decided that the money a franchise would cost -- usually about $25,000 -- "we could give back to our own homeowners in terms of advertising".

The Washington Post, for example, decided that it was "the festival sleeper" and "a film that reminded you why you love movies".

Officials in Kern County, Calif., for example, decided that the outlook for lower rates was bright enough that they elected to sell $122 million of floating-rate notes with an initial yield of 4.90percentto to be adjusted weekly.

What would happen if Apple, for example, decided that it wanted to move from 30/70 revenue splits to 50/50?

The Supreme Court tried that early in the 20th century, for example deciding that mining was not "commerce".

A business might, for example, decide that laptops have become powerful and inexpensive enough to be used instead of desktop machines.

Like a TV station or a newspaper, Facebook or Twitter could, for example, decide that it wanted only cute animal stories and sports news.

So they may decide, for example, one PCT may decide to spend this money by employing physiotherapists to help them with particular problems they have with their patients, or they may, for example, decide that they will have GPs performing certain minor types of surgery.

Similarly, an economist may decide to adjust an economic forecast that was made by traditional methods to take account of other unique conditions; he may, for example, decide that consumers will alter their spending patterns because of special circumstances such as rising prices of imports or fear of threatened shortages.