Sentence examples for example may need from inspiring English sources

Experts say very vulnerable windows – those not overlooked or on streets with little or no lighting, for example – may need particular security.

"There's an argument that someone who works in a Chinese restaurant, for example, may need to speak Chinese in order to communicate with their co-workers," Cliff Mulqueen, the commission's general counsel, said this week.

This type of a personal IPO is especially desirable for young people, who for example may need money for a college education, because it allows them to shift the risk of repayment to investors who bet on their future success, unlike in a traditional loan setting.

People who need a CT scan but who are "particularly unable to tolerate thyroid dysfunction, such as those with underlying unstable cardiovascular disease," for example, may need to have their thyroid activity monitored for some time after being exposed to iodide, she said.

Teachers with tenure, for example, may need a high percentage of stocks if they are early in their career.

Some, for example, may need to expand their delivery or logistics capacity at peaks times or during busy order period, and that where Lalamove's "Uber For Logistics" model — to use the hackneyed term — comes into play.

For example, in order to optimize patient outcomes, organizations (for example hospitals) may need to undertake some changes (such as hiring more nurses with specialty, or setting up special functional teams) when adapting or implementing a new nursing intervention.

For example, they may need assistance in securing funds, advice on data protection regulations, and more.

Infrastructure projects are a good example; countries may need power stations, or airports, or motorways.

For example, beds may need to be raised or vertical gardens introduced as people age.

For example, you may need to have your hearing aid reprogrammed or replaced with a new, more powerful one.