Sentence examples for example for instance from inspiring English sources

Successful arguments use the phrases "for example," "for instance," and "e.g".g

He furnished an example: "For instance, an investor's sole recourse for these notes in the event of any sort of default is only the company itself".

The Foulis-Randall example, for instance, does not rule out the existence of a satisfactory tensor product for a class of structures larger than that of orthomodular posets, nor for one smaller than that of orthomodular lattices.

In van Fraassen's Newtonian example, for instance, this could be done simply by undertaking no commitment concerning the absolute velocity and direction (or lack thereof) of the universe as a whole.

In the ball example, for instance, the property having positive momentum is associated with the right half of the phase space; that is, it is associated with the set {x ∈ X | p > 0}.

In the introductory example, for instance, we would start by writing down the forces acting on the ball, then plug these into Newton's equation of motion (a differential equation), and then solve that equation.

But I haven't seen much research on the topic, and it is easy to think of some contrary examples (for instance, Sarah Palin was very popular in Alaska in 2008 but played poorly on the national stage).

The new census showed a worsening sex ratio in all but eight of India's 35 states and territories (though those eight include some of the most extreme examples, for instance, Punjab).The "missing girls" are usually aborted, shortly after the parents learn of their sex.

Our result can be applicable to many examples, for instance, symmetric (relativistic) stable processes, jump processes on d-sets, Brownian motions on Riemannian manifolds, diffusions on fractals and so on.

The correctness and practical effectiveness of the above methods have been confirmed by many commercial examples, for instance the lead author was able to reduce heat consumption in more than 20 commercial CO2 removal installations by changes in networks only, without changing the absorbent.

Among these few examples, for instance, H19 lncRNA was originally shown to have important roles in embryonic development and in growth control and is highly expressed during embryogenesis but significantly downregulated after birth.