Sentence examples for example existed from inspiring English sources
When a tablet was crushed, in 31% an alternative formulation (in syrup for example) existed.
Play fighting, for example, existed as a normal part of participant adolescent relationships.
The DRG system, for example, existed in Germany at the time of our survey but not in Switzerland.
No comprehensive measure of poverty, for example, exists.
It is nonexclusive; the Navy, for example, exists to protect every citizen.
His "Milongon," for example, exists in versions for his quintet, jazz band and string orchestra.
Perhaps no better example exists than the ending of James Joyce's story "The Dead," with its lonely churchyard and dissolving lamplight and snow "falling faintly through the universe".
Such machines, often not much more sophisticated than this hypothetical example, exist in government and university labs around the country and the world.
Despite the potential use of SF5-containing phthalocyanines, no example exists.
No greater example exists of this today as the dramatic moves being made around the rumoured sale of Tweetdeck.
This is theoretically most rational, but no example exists until today. .
