Sentence examples for example have done from inspiring English sources

New York's two senators, for example, have done the political calculus.

Forest-certification schemes, for example, have done nothing to slow their degradation.

Higher petrol taxes and prices, for example, have done little to curb car use in OECD countries.

Malays, for example, have done better in Singapore, where they do not receive preferences, than in Malaysia, where they do.

They embrace and shake hands, these two black athletes who through their excellence and example have done so much to alter terrace attitudes to racial difference.

Instead, Chadwick said, they ought to pursue broader, strategic partnerships — something that some Formula One sponsors, for example, have done by participating with the teams they support in the development of racing technology.

One postmodernist response to Modernist photography has been to add captions, as Duane Michals, for example, has done.

In the early 20th century, most of the major philosophers of science (Morris Schlick, Hans Reichenbach and Rudolf Carnap, for example) had done advanced work in physics.

Con Ed's own unregulated subsidiary, Con Edison Solutions, for example, has done no recent advertising and is focusing its marketing efforts on large businesses, said Gail S. Workman, a company spokeswoman.

Maybe I'm romanticizing it, but I find it hard to picture the Israelis responding to nonviolent protest the way the regime in Syria, for example, has done.

The Liberal Islamic Network, for example, has done a brave job of promoting a moderate form of Islam in Indonesia, where extremists bombed a Bali nightclub in 2002.