Sentence examples for example have successfully from inspiring English sources
Most camera makers, for example, have successfully switched to digital technology — no small feat.
Integrated population, health and environment programs of the U.S. Agency for International Development, for example, have successfully staved off environmental degradation in developing countries while meeting the needs of women.
Gun manufacturers, for example, have successfully swatted down most efforts to hold them liable -- though they have also benefited from legislation that carves out a specific immunity.
Uber, for example, has successfully disrupted the taxi industry.
California-based Netflix, for example, has successfully transitioned from a tech company focused on mailed DVDs into a "full-fledged 'internet television network'".
The international community, for example, has successfully lobbied against Beijing legalizing the sale of bones from farmed tigers, a move many scientists argue would doom the world's remaining wild tigers.
The use of high-frequency ultrasound, for example, has successfully been used in clinical applications of liposomes to enhance drug delivery [54].
BMW, for example, has successfully fused its global slogan of the "ultimate driving machine" with a Chinese-style declaration of ambition.
The soda industry for example has successfully fought off efforts to tack on punitive taxes to the prices of their products, but soft drink makers cannot stop consumers from switching to water.
No institution, for example, has successfully raised giant otter cubs unless parents were provided sufficient privacy measures; the stress caused by human visual and acoustic interference can lead to neglect, abuse and infanticide, as well as decreased lactation.
South Africa's Treatment Action Campaign, for example, has successfully campaigned to reduce the price of medicines, prevented hundreds of thousands of HIV- related deaths, but also forced significant additional resources into South Africa's health system and towards the country's poor [ 21].
