Sentence examples for example meaning from inspiring English sources

More women are breaking through the glass ceiling, for example, meaning that husbands as well as wives need help.

There are no New Yorker cartoons, for example, meaning that Peter Arno's socialites who plan to "go to the Trans-Lux and hiss Roosevelt" aren't included.

Evian and Volvic factories on the continent have their own private train stations, for example, meaning over two-thirds (69%) of bottles arrive by rail in the UK, according to a Danone spokesperson.

The officials add that it does not appear that hordes of savvy regular riders are using the one-day cards to beat the system soundly -- taking 20 trips on one, for example, meaning that each trip costs 20 cents, the price of a token in the late 60's.

It's made an orbit around the Sun, for example, meaning Stardust will be able to check out and compare the comet's makeup to the previously collected data.

It's also clearly got a ways to go with features – videos are not archived for playback, for example, meaning once it's broadcast live, that's it.

Luckily, a seemingly limitless supply of emoticon dictionaries have accumulated on the Internet (several of which supplied the following examples), meaning fluency in this graphical lexicon is only a Google search away.

We show that in abstract model checking correctness kernels provide a simplification paradigm of the abstract state space that is guided by examples, meaning that this simplification preserves spuriousness of examples (i.e., abstract paths).

Positive examples, meaning true oncogenic driver fusions, are drawn from ChimerDB2.0, which contains 501 curated driver fusions.

So for example t², meaning t × t, and y³ meaning y × y × y, are polynomials.

For example "wolokoss", meaning loose talk, or "mazongoto" meaning a big bed, are both lyrics from popular songs.