Sentence examples for example in an attempt from inspiring English sources
Much research has been carried out on cattle, for example, in an attempt to continue good genetic lines.
For example, in an attempt to make the Fords more competitive, Nascar recently trimmed the wind-resistant spoilers mounted on the back of the cars.
In Adams County, Colorado, for example, in an attempt to stretch roadway dollars further, we started experimenting with alternative roadway materials, including crushed toilets, tire rubber blended with asphalt, and a slag-asphalt mix from a local steel mill.
Last fall, for example, in an attempt to take business travelers from American Airlines, America West installed 10 check-in kiosks at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and said it planned to extend use of the machines to all its markets in the next year.
For example, in an attempt to gain insights about the status of evolution instruction, a series of research studies were conducted in Minnesota by Moore and many of his colleagues (Moore 2007; Moore and Kraemer 2005; Moore et al. 2006).
8 For example, "In an attempt to improve minority access to UC without the help of affirmative action, the university's investment in kindergarten-through-12th-grade outreach has rocketed from about $60 million in 1995 to $180 million last year and a planned $250 million this year 200000, January 21).
Legal scholars often rely on comparative examples in an attempt to argue in favor of legislative and conciliatory policy solutions to the issue of abortion.
His absence of a record in public office, however, has forced Cantos to rely more on rhetorical generalities than specific examples in an attempt to expand on that theme.
For example, Snyder, in an attempt to market the Redskins brand beyond Washington, began advertising in Baltimore, violating a gentleman's agreement not to advertise in each other's market.
Growing up, I watched members of my own family bribe often, and well – to gently encourage builders get the job done faster, for example, or in an attempt to get served more promptly in a restaurant.
