Sentence examples for example have led from inspiring English sources

New pensions disclosure rules, for example, have led to a remarkable upsurge of pension funds signing up to the requirements of socially responsible investment.

Were it not so, arcane English laws would, for example, have led to prosecutions for failure to perform medievally mandated archery practise being pursued into the industrial age, and would – even to this day – result in Halloween trick-or-treaters being charged under old strictures about "wilfully and wantonly" knocking on doors.

Studies exploring the vastness of chemical space, for example, have led to the development of large virtual compound libraries through in silico combinatorial multiplexing [13, 14].

Their fiduciary duties owed to the company might for example have led them to disclose to the PLUS stock exchange that no accounts were likely or that no AGM was likely to be held on account of the conduct of Mr Craig Whyte and that there was a complete breakdown of the corporate governance of Rangers FC".

On the other hand, Wittgenstein's later critique of analysis in the early (logical atomist) period of analytic philosophy, and Quine's attack on the analytic-synthetic distinction, for example, have led some to claim that we are now in a 'post-analytic' age.

Concerns about complex mixtures of disinfection by-products (DBPs) in drinking water, for example, have led to research on the reproductive and developmental toxicity of DBPs (Simmons et al. 2002).

Kaechele's example has led to the opening of a half-dozen small galleries on St . Claude Avenue— for most whites, still a do-not-pass barrier.

Its work around tax, for example, has led to the Anambra government setting up a complaint hotline where illegal tax demands can be reported.

Joint work by the local authority, police, health and the voluntary sector in Blackburn with Darwen's Engage team, for example, has led to a total of 700 years in custody for perpetrators of child sexual exploitation.

The discovery of a wealthy businessman's postwar concealment of his activities in the Third Reich, for example, has led to massive exaggerations about his implication in the worst crimes of the regime.

The rise in urban beekeeping, for example, has led to an increase in urban colonies that are thriving at a time when many in the countryside are succumbing to the mysterious colony collapse disorder.