Sentence examples for example have suggested from inspiring English sources

Some health care experts, for example, have suggested paying for improvement rather than performance.

Lawmakers, for example, have suggested that they may refinance the state's tobacco bonds and use the proceeds to plug the hole for now, until the economy improves.

Studies in historical linguistics, for example, have suggested that the vast majority of Southeast Asian languages even many of those previously considered to have separate origins either sprang from common roots or have been long and inseparably intertwined.

Mandy Rafool of the National Conference of State Legislatures puts it more bluntly: "States have been so desperate over the last few years that they're looking at everything".Officials in Massachusetts, for example, have suggested that the three casinos to be built there could bring in as much as $400m a year, plus $300m in initial licensing fees.

Some experts, for example, have suggested that swarms of nanorobots could be sent into the body to seek out and destroy cancer cells.

Others Trenton Merricks for example—have suggested that we can conceive of the divine persons on analogy with the separate spheres of consciousness that result from commissurotomy(Merricks 2006).

The art historian Svetlana Alpers, for example, has suggested that Rembrandt was less a painter of masterpieces than an entrepreneur whose works were created by an Amsterdam factory of students and disciples.

Senator Frank Murkowski of Alaska, for example, has suggested Mr Clinton pay the cost of the Lewinsky enquiry, put by Mr Starr at $4.4m (a sum which does not include the cost to the taxpayer of the president's lawyers).

The BJP minority-affairs minister, for example, has suggested that for the purpose of national identity all Indians can be described as Hindu, including the quarter of a billion who are not.

17), for example, has suggested that we distinguish between analysis and decomposition: there can be alternative decompositions, into 'component' concepts, but only one analysis, into unique 'constituents'constituents

Augustine, for example, had suggested in his literal commentary on Genesis that the matter of the world could have been made all at once, whereas in his Confessions (Confessiones) he had suggested that there might be an indeterminate and inchoate initial state of matter.