Sentence examples for example made of from inspiring English sources

After the example made of Mikhail Khodorkovsky, a former oil tycoon now facing fresh criminal charges from his Siberian prison, businessmen are disinclined to fund Mr Putin's critics.

A lederhose, for example, made of deerskin, you have your whole life".

Such materials could be, for example, made of precisely fabricated metallic cylinders several centimeters in diameter, or smaller than the wavelength of most audible sounds and therefore able to avoid reflecting them, Cummer says.

Informed of his expulsion by letter, Crawford replied to the committee a final time: "I fail to see why I should practically be branded as a criminal because, as acting captain, I declined the responsibility of skippering a team which did not include three essential players, an independence which I trust will remain in spite of the awful example made of me to every amateur in the United Kingdom".

For example, "made of cloth," "made of material," and "made of fabric" have been collapsed into a single feature (made of fabric_cloth_material), because these feature labels were generated by nonoverlapping sets of participants, indicating that participants had the same semantic feature in mind but used different labels to verbalize it.

Some early examples, made of brass and thought to date from the 16th century, adhere to European prototypes; others assume distinctly African features.

The problem with broad and undefined defamation laws, of course, is that notwithstanding the examples made of writers like Nicolaides, nobody actually knows what to avoid in the future.

They have, for example, made use of various accounts of recovery from early blindness.

Finally, a numerical example made up of two subsystems is given to show the applicability of the technique.

Google, for example, made $5.6bn£3.4bnbn) of revenues in the UK last year, but paid corporation tax of just £20.4m.

Goce, for example, made use of a carbon-carbon structure in its gradiometer.