Sentence examples for example is a traditional from inspiring English sources

Muhammad Haneef, for example, is a traditional men's barber offering haircuts and shaves from his shop in the city of Kasur, Pakistan, and is seeking a loan of £142 to buy new chairs, equipment and lotions.

The first thing I notice about walking into a co-operative school, for example, is a very traditional and upfront focus on core values.

The Four Seasons Resort, for example, is a low spread of rumah melayu traditional, Malay-style houses) and villas within the palms and privacy of the island's northern coastline.

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We focus on 325 Local Labor Markets (LLM) located in Southern Italy, as this is a traditional example of a disadvantaged area in the EU.

Hydroxyapatite (HA) chromatography is a traditional example of mixed-mode chromatography in which protein can bind to resin via either HA-phosphoryl (cation-exchange) or HA-calcium residues (metal affinity).

For example, loss on drying (LOD) is a traditional method of establishing how much water is present in a wet granulation and is used to determine the end point of drying processes.

This year we have had to be smart and cook with ingredients that we have never tried before: monkfish livers, for example, or cod milt – sperm – which is a traditional Danish ingredient but hasn't previously been a part of our repertoire.

An expansion of diet through community vegetable gardens, for example, is reclaiming a traditional diet the indigenous in the Chaco knew before their forebears worked in sugar estates and ate nothing but corn, some rice and pasta.

The sleeveless combat jacket with its many pockets, for example, is hardly traditional clothing nor particularly useful in the UK, France or Germany but is a powerful signifier of a whole way of thinking and acting.

Gone, for example, is the traditional handshake that accompanied most meetings in daily life.