Sentence examples for example making the from inspiring English sources

This can be achieved by, for example, making the executive's proposal the budgetary reversion.

Here is one example making the rounds: "What's the difference between a Lehman trader and a pigeon?

Fans argue that by the fourth book, as Harry approaches manhood, he has come to identify mainly with his father's example, making the rewritten passage less appropriate.

For example, making the code open encourages a group of users (who may one day become paying customers) to become familiar with it.

For example, making the entire screen red using subpixels means that only a quarter of the screen will actually be red.

The computer might never let fresh air into a car that travels a congested commuter route, for example, making the interior stale and possibly causing the windows to fog.

The Occupy Movement, for example, made the mistake of fetishizing physical space and Zuccotti Park.

Eating bread, for example, makes the level of serotonin go up in your brain.

The Mediterranean rabbis, for example, made the code of Maimonides the source of all of their lawmaking.

President Bush, for example, made the Earned Income Tax Credit" — a handout to low-income families — "more generous.

(The older one and her dad, for example, make the exact same icky noises when they eat an apple).