Sentence examples for example has been followed from inspiring English sources

That example has been followed by many others in Indian history, consciously and unconsciously.

No wonder that even in rich Europe (ask Britain's Conservative Party) voters distrust the idea of taking the state out of medical care.Even so, Chile's example has been followed.

It made the music a foreground element in the ballet instead of a background accompaniment and could have brought about if its example had been followed up—a revitalization of ballet music almost as significant as the operatic reform Gluck launched in Orfeo ed Euridice a year later.

The example set at Salisbury has been followed so enthusiastically by other cathedrals in England that there are now 765 girls in their choirs against 1,008 boys.

For example, discontinuation of methotrexate has been followed by the disappearance of lymphoma in some patients [ 11].

This approach has been followed previously, for example, for pneumonia and C reactive protein.

When the outcome of interest is rare over the follow-up period (e.g., an incidence proportion < 10%), then the incidence proportion is approximately equal to the incidence rate multiplied by the length of time that the population has been followed (in the example this product is 0.1000, whereas the incidence proportion is 0.0952).

They were exactly the kind of examples that should have been followed by people growing up.

In other words, this specific attack is stopped… but now that the example has been set, copycats could potentially follow suit.

Patients were excluded if data collection was impossible (for example because of a severe hearing or language impairment), if they had a short life expectancy, if they were awaiting nursing home admission, or in case of a definite indication for specific memory clinic follow-up (for example having been diagnosed with a rare dementia).

Towne's example has since been followed by numerous other artists who have looked to leave a legacy.