Sentence examples for example for economic from inspiring English sources

On the flip side, some people who oppose a broad abortion ban after 20 weeks of pregnancy also oppose abortion access in some instances, like, for example, for economic reasons or in cases when prenatal screening shows the fetus to have a nonfatal condition.

We have already seen a rapid growth in the cloud computing industry, and with the unique resources of Ningxia combined with the mature expertise of AWS Cloud, we will set a great example for economic transformation in the west of China".

We can only hope that the data has in actual fact been used only for the purposes of combating terrorism and not, for example, for economic espionage.

Once funds are allocated to the health system, whether a government research effort or health program like Medicare, a managed care plan, or a hospital, the money is to be used for different health needs, not, for example, for economic development.

I would say right away that it must be made clear that the purpose is restricted solely to terrorism investigations and thus to preventing the funding of terrorism, so that we avoid the, albeit indirect, risk of such data being misused, for example for economic espionage purposes.

She includes fears arising for example, from economic insecurity, unemployment and the lack of adequate shelter.

For example, an economic study done for the government's mental health strategy (pdf) highlighted that for each pound spent, timely detection and treatment of depression at work can save £5; screening and early help for alcohol misuse can save £12; while school-based interventions to prevent conduct disorder can save £84.

Global oil prices, and therefore gasoline prices, have been increasing this year for geopolitical reasons: for example, the economic sanctions imposed on Iran, accompanied by threats of war, which have caused speculators to bet on a possible oil-supply disruption.

For example; economic needs may be increased as a result of paying for treatment, emotional needs may be adversely affected by certain pharmaceutical treatments or appearance needs may deteriorate following radical surgery.

In Mexico, for example, economic growth was not as robust as expected, Citigroup said.

For example, economic rewards have helped drive GP computing in a way that has not happened in hospitals.