Sentence examples for example leaving the from inspiring English sources

Negotiations on a new bailout might bog down, for example, leaving the government and banks perilously short of cash.

Many non-poor households have finagled their way onto government rolls that track the poor, for example, leaving the poor behind.

The second, as yet smaller, takes advantage of the Internet's power to drive transactions the other way round: would-be passengers bidding for airline tickets on Priceline.com, for example, leaving the airlines to decide whether to accept these offers.

In the videos, a vaguely menacing character called Rip enthuses about wasting water, while someone "ordinary" wastes water by, for example, leaving the tap on while brushing their teeth.

They were Greek-speaking Christians that were nonetheless mullah'd by thuggish crusaders, who carried off her many treasures (check out the golden lions in St Mark's Square, Venice, for example), leaving the door open to the (Muslim) Ottomans, whose empire stretched from the gates of Vienna all the way round the Med to Mauritania.

For example, leaving the room during a commercial break on TV will not instantly lead to turning off the TV, but the intelligent system will wait for some time (and also watch for other activities, e.g., the user going to bed) and then re-evaluate the situation.

That example leaves the Israelis, among others, unimpressed.

Whale, for example, leave the Antarctic region as winter modifies the oceanographic conditions.

Water-based testosterone, for example, leaves the body in a day.

Comic Gina Yashere, for example, left the UK to join the hordes of other black performers in the US.

The actress Kirstie Alley, for example, left the University of Kansas in 1970, during her sophomore year, to get married.