Sentence examples for example has changed from inspiring English sources

Sikkim, through its example, has changed that perception.

Senator Alessandro Meluzzi, for example, has changed parties seven times since 1996.

Barnyardgrass, for example, has changed dramatically from its non-weed ancestors.

What we conclude about animal ethics, for example, has changed as we have learned more about non-human cognition.

However, judging from his sudden prestige, his example has changed the climate of expectation in contemporary art.

"The style of cabernet, for example, has changed enormously in recent years, and 'experts' now write entirely competing views on it.

Other countries, Australia for example, have changed the default in family law cases to mediation, which they now refer to as the primary resolution process and litigation is the alternative.

Predation, climate, vegetation, and terrestrial or aquatic habitation, for example, have changed, but the intensity and direction of gravity have not.

Although I was one of the earliest group of writers for Fangoria, the horror-movie magazine, and also acted in a couple of horror films years ago, my opinion of the genre's more grotesque examples has changed.

The emphasis in, for example, Western Europe has changed from maximum productivity only to also include environmental considerations, such as reduction of nutrient losses to groundwater and maintaining an open landscape with high biodiversity, etc.

The emergence of China as an economic superpower with its distinctive breed of state capitalism is a striking example of what has changed in the past four decades.