Sentence examples for example has cited from inspiring English sources

The State Department, for example, has cited the group's findings in its reports on human rights.

Brazilian company Marfrig Global Foods for example has cited financial impacts following a 2009 Greenpeace campaign highlighting their role in cattle-linked deforestation in the Amazon.

The natural gas industry, for example, has cited the possibility of regulation of greenhouse gas emissions by the Environmental Protection Agency to help explain its market rise next to coal's loss of market share.

(Internet analysts, for example, have cited visits to a Web site as a reason for optimism. But, Mr. Olstein said, "Investors can't take page views to the bank").

He could, for example, have cited the passage in English History 1914-45 where AJP Taylor (quite possibly one of those lefty historians whom Gove indicts but doesn't deign to name) recalled what happened on the afternoon of 5 August 1914 when prime minister Asquith called a council of war.

One example he has cited concerns the military's worry that the Arab street might erupt in protest if the United States ousted President Hussein.

In his resignation letter, Boris Johnson brought up an example he has cited before about supposed EU inflexibility – delays in changing lorry standards to permit bigger windows, so drivers can more easily see cyclists and pedestrian.

Their fallibility was tragically made clear when it emerged that the U.S. went to war in Iraq based partly on flawed intelligence about whether Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction (an example Trump himself has cited).

The Ulceby Junction Signal Box and the aircraft control tower at RAF Bircham are just two examples the trust has cited of buildings that could have been saved, had it been asked to step in.

When a non-Anglophone writer wins the Nobel Prize in Literature, as Mo Yan, the Chinese novelist, did this morning, it's natural to seek out points of comparison closer to home: Mo has been compared to Kafka, for example, and the Nobel Committee has cited the way his "hallucinatory realism merges folk tales, history, and the contemporary".

The documents also dispute other examples that Mr. Daily has cited of his military record.