Sentence examples for example has generated from inspiring English sources
HCA, for example, has generated billions of dollars in profit for its owners.
Shai Agassi's company, Better Place, for example, has generated glowing magazine profiles, but it has managed to lose more than $500 million while selling astoundingly few cars.
[Craig defends his case using the example, derived from Bertrand Russell, of Tristram Shandy, who takes a year to write in his diary one day's events; he will only get progressively behind and never catch up. This example has generated a literature of its own (Eells, Oderberg, Oppy 2002b)].
Focus groups with high school students in North America, for example, have generated feedback that helped shape the development of new tools, such as the ability to post photographs and videos.
The development of therapeutic approaches mediated by specific cells – for example, immunotherapy – has generated increasing interest in cell labeling and imaging.
In this example, the company has generated a return of $751,000 at 1.07x return.
For example, if a study has generated 3 factors, the model is termed the three-factor model.
If there is any consolation for Democrats, it is that the state Republican Party, after a series of election debacles, might be too feeble to capitalize on the Democrats' troubles, though the possibility of a prominent candidate — Rudolph W. Giuliani, for example — running in 2010 has generated some hope in Republican ranks.
He pointed to Wi-Fi networks, which operate on unlicensed airwaves on the electromagnetic spectrum, as an example of innovation that has generated "hundreds of billions in tax revenues" and made the United States a leader in the use of unlicensed airwaves.
Perhaps more importantly, though, the play stood out as an example of why Floyd has generated so much optimism about the type of pass rusher he can become in the NFL.
