Sentence examples for example is thought from inspiring English sources

Hezbollah, for example, is thought to be eager for an unconditional Israeli retreat in the absence of an Israeli-Syrian peace accord.

In some unusual cases, chronic inflammation, as can happen with hepatitis B and C viruses, for example, is thought to lead to cancer.

Around half of India's vast expenditure on subsidised food and cooking gas, and public-works programmes in rural areas, for example, is thought to be wasted or stolen.

The posterior cingulate cortex, for example, is thought to play a role in shaping one's sense of self, so overloading it might drive feelings of self-disintegration.

Sometimes a community is scared when a child is truly harmed by side effects; the live polio vaccine, for example, is thought to cause about eight deaths a year.

Fellow Finnish firm Supercell, for example, is thought to be making $1.3m a day from its Clash of Clans and Hay Day games on iOS, and is reported to be in talks over a funding round that could value the company as high as $800m.

An easy example is think of naturally flirty people.

The recent Japanese quake, for example, was thought initially to have happened 83km down.

Afghan police officers stationed in Kunduz, for example, are thought to have abandoned their posts as the Taliban approached.

Blue whales, for example, are thought to have numbered about a quarter of a million around 1900; the population today is 5percentt of that.

J. P. Morgan, for example, was thought by many of his colleagues and subordinates to be, in the words of Robert M. LaFollette, the Wisconsin progressive, "a beefy, red-faced thick-necked financial bully, drunk with wealth and power".