Sentence examples for example have expanded from inspiring English sources
Indian telecom firms, for example, have expanded in Africa while in turn India might learn from Africa about mobile-banking.
The Williams sisters, for example, have expanded attention to tennis among African-Americans and attracted worldwide attention with their Grand Slam victories.
Universities are so concerned about this issue that some — Amherst, Tufts, the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard, for example — have expanded public service fellowships and internships.
FedEx, for example, has expanded rapidly in China and now has 9,000 employees in the country.
Rock to the Future, for example, has expanded to 35 after-school students from 13.
Apple, for example, has expanded the ranks of devotees with all its new i-products (iTouch, iPhone, iPod and so on).
It dismissed the claim he'd made that US weather stations gave an unreliable temperature record because many were badly sited - in places where the extent of heat-reflecting tarmac, for example, had expanded over time.
Myanmar, for example, has expanded the testing to 250 schools as a baseline for a child-friendly school project; DPR Korea is using its findings to revise its national primary math curriculum; China is modifying its teacher training; and the Philippines is modifying its national examination system.
Many units I know have started with the aim of preparing for Black History Week, for example, and have expanded that into a larger portion of the term.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08150.017 As an example, we have expanded our analysis using Equations (1- 3) to also include an analysis of the experimental data using the model with punctual removal, i.e. we determined best-fit parameters for this punctual model and present graphs of its agreement to both data sets over time (Author response image 1).
The result is that catch maps can be produced, by (group of) species and/or countries, showing, for example, how fisheries have expanded geographically from 1950 to the present.
