Sentence examples for example likely to from inspiring English sources
"First-time mothers in their 30s are, for example, likely to be more educated, have higher incomes, are more likely to be in stable relationships, have healthier lifestyles, seek prenatal care earlier and have planned their pregnancies," LSE researcher Alice Goisis, told the Times.
It is, for example, likely to be harder for a family with children in school to move, than it is for a single person.
And while talking and walking may still be its primary function, the wireless phone itself is becoming more of an all-purpose communications platform, incorporating functions typically thought of as the exclusive domain of Internet-connected computers in the U.S. One major example likely to hit American shores in the coming year is an application known as Short Messaging Services.
The same difference in revision rates between two specific knee arthroplasties is, for example, likely to get a much lower p-value when tested in the large Swedish Knee Arthroplasty Register than in a small clinical study.
The self-reported nature of the NCD variables, for example, likely led to underestimates of the prevalence of these diseases.
This example is likely to be representative of many diseases since incidence is often positively correlated with age.
Recent cutbacks in defence spending, for example, are likely to have a knock-on effect.
Some countries, following Brazil or Chile's example, are likely to follow this route.
West Londoners, for example, are likely to live seven years longer than their East London counterparts.
Chemical-processing plants and information systems, for example, are likely to be of this sort.
