Sentence examples for example inserted from inspiring English sources

A topical gag, for example, inserted into a play at the last moment, is almost always relished by the audience.

But the Hollywood illusion-craft that, for example, inserted John Wayne into a TV commercial required painstaking, frame-by-frame post-production work by skilled technicians.

Many are trying to be sensitive -- Pitney Bowes, for example, inserted "war clauses" into its advertising contracts so that it could, without penalty, pull humorous ads that might seem inappropriate if war broke out.

The protocol is supposed to protect countries from unwittingly importing transgenics that could harm their environment--for example, if a gene inserted in a crop to make it resistant to herbicides were to jump into a related weed.

He is "Lermontov-izing" older books--for example, inserting romantic adjectives into Stalin's collected works.

Instructors are encouraged to customize the slides as they see fit; for example, inserting data on regional alcohol use trends.

Mr. Anton, for example, inserts himself into images he staged of inscrutable rituals, putting them into reliquaries.

They have designed machines that deform or put hydrogen in metals, for example, inserting those machines into electron microscopes, then observing failure processes in situ and in real time.

The "complex and detailed" negotiations were all about presentation, for example inserting conditions about productivity targets, which are no more than window-dressing.Regrettable though it is that car companies extract tribute from grateful governments like this, the sum is tiny compared with the capital investment by BMW.

For example, inserting the spectrum-related information into the routing control packets (RREQ, RREP, and RERR) would increase the packet size accordingly to the distance/hop traveled.

For example, inserting 10 new points between 0−t0 and requesting an accuracy of ε = 5×10−4, the algorithm has corrected the errors of Figure 5 to about 1% relative error on average (Figure 6).