Sentence examples for example is forced from inspiring English sources

Kevin Whately's Sergeant Lewis, for example, is forced to exclaim "damn and blast!" after losing a suspect he's trailing.

Even the most student-oriented book — "The Insider's Guide to the Colleges" published annually by the staff of The Yale Daily News, to take one example — is forced by space considerations into a shorthand style reminiscent of a Zagat's restaurant review: student quotes are cherry-picked on the basis of how representative they are of respondents' opinions as a whole.

CryptoCribs, by way of example, is forcing competition with rental giant Airbnb with its P2P home-sharing platform, is accompanied by no commissions, fees or gatekeepers.

Shawu Tsering, for example, was forced to wear a dunce's cap.

The influential Ethiopian Women Lawyers Association (EWLA), for example, was forced to cut its staff by 70% between 2010-2011.

The 41 Ukrainian banks operating in Crimea, for example, were forced to close.

President Langdon, for example, was forced to resign after the students found that his sermons dragged on too long — a great incentive for me to be brief today.

Scott Stevens and Brian Rafalski, for example, were forced into first-unit duty at the point on the power play, which is the usual assignment for Arnott and Niedermayer.

Single women, for example, were forced to fabricate a wedding ring in order to obtain a prescription for the pill well into the supposedly liberated 70s.

Both Sainsbury's and Marks & Spencer, for example, were forced to sell off their US businesses as they dealt with problems in the UK.

Pubcos might, for example, be forced to offer tenants a "free of tie" option at a "fair and open market rent" enforced by the adjudicator.