Sentence examples for example may make from inspiring English sources
If this is all too complicated, the following example may make the process plainer.
So design standards and internal socialization, for example, may make for nimble and innovative product development, but perhaps at the cost of discouraging some big leaps in thinking.
When a fund manager is not predictable, he or she does not necessarily adhere to the fund's charter; a stock fund, for example, may make a large bet on cash or on the bond market, or a value fund may drift over time and become a growth fund.
This example may make us question whether we do indeed have more of an obligation of solidaristic equality to our co-nationals than others.
Comparing the images of people in large crowds with those in databanks of known terrorists, for example, may make it possible for us to attend a Super Bowl without fear of terrorists in our midst.
(A male that is as exploratory and active as a female, for example, may make it easier to coordinate chick rearing in the often large and chaotic colonies where these birds breed).
Now we live our lives horizontally, with reference to a past that we can repair or extend, and to future generations for whom our sacrifices and examples may make a better life.
So, they're diffusing around in space, one protein molecule may recognize a specific shape of another protein molecule bind to it, and then, for example, it may make a chemical modification, for example, phosphorylation where it adds a phosphate chemical moiety to another protein.
When an individual is upset, for example, it may make all the difference to have group members acknowledge that person's feelings.
In dictation programs, for example, it may make sense to combine the advantages of rapid speech input with the rapid editing available through the use of visual displays and keyboards, she said.
