Sentence examples for example emphasize the from inspiring English sources

Stoics, for example, emphasize the virtue of tranquility or undisturbedness.

Matthias Risse (2006) and Michael Blake (2001), for example, emphasize the coercive nature of domestic legal systems.

Lessons from this example emphasize the importance of adhering to prescribed design specifications when constructing new, or modifying existing, manufacturing processes.

Tekkumru-Kisa and Stein (2017), for example, emphasize the important role that facilitators play in both selecting and sequencing video clips prior to implementation in the TSCD-PD.

That minerals with mixed-iron valences can precipitate in these waters and that variations in iron oxyhy-droxide precipitation can also affect S molar ratios (through precipitation of schwertmannite or sorption of SO42 on goe-thite, for example) emphasize the care required to interpret compositional data.

Lewis and Miall [38], for example, emphasize the role of the mesocortical dopaminergic projections in time processing.

Because of this increasing possibility for determining an individuals' risk of transmitting a condition to his or her offspring and the potential opportunities and threats generated by these results to individual citizens and society as a whole, the Health Council of the Netherlands (2008), for example, emphasized the need for criteria for a responsible offer of genetic DTC screening as well.

A new ad, for example, emphasizes the mayor's humble roots, rather than his current life of luxury.

The 2014 Deloitte Millennial Survey, for example, emphasizes the generation's eagerness to make positive contributions to society and to work for ethical organizations.

Meyer, for example, emphasizes the importance of taking notes on guests so that he or his staff might engineer serendipitous moments for them, like remembering a favorite table or introducing them to someone in their field.

The mysticism of Origen, for example, emphasizes the marriage of the Word and the soul within the union of Christ and the church but holds out the promise that through this action souls will be made capable of receiving the Father (First Principles, 3.6.9).