Sentence examples for example means that from inspiring English sources
Removing elephants in large numbers, for example, means that plant seeds are not spread widely.
T, for example, means that a game is appropriate for all teenagers.
A large blue section, for example, means that heavy rain is coming.
A score of 150, for example, means that an owner had an average of 1.5 problems per vehicle.
Giving the authorities a blanket and unverifiable back door on the iPhone, for example, means that citizens can no longer trust either their government or Apple.
The 103 for left fielders in 2010, for example, means that left fielders have a combined O.P.S. that is 3 percent above the major league average.
It might, for example, mean that you got several things done in "one stop".
Worries about child abductions, for example, mean that people are likely to welcome such devices.
Assuming that MPs would respond to my questions, for example, meant that I wasted 10 months designing questionnaires and interviews.
Credit, for example, meant that the farmer could go shopping for eggs and milk without even having the money.
Strict laws in Missouri, for example, mean that Walgreens will not expand its chronic-disease services in that state.Even so, a healthy contest is heating up.
