Sentence examples for example might still from inspiring English sources

Banks with high exposure to commercial property, for example, might still be overcome.

Someone whose primary residence is outside the township, for example, might still be referred to as a Benny, a term some say originated in the 1940's when waves of day trippers invaded Jersey Shore communities.

Even if Mr. Lott had enough votes to pass the Republican version of the Homeland Security bill, for example, he might still be unable to prevent the Democrats from blocking it -- just as the Democrats are now unable to prevent the Republicans from blocking their version of the bill.

Downstream proteins of B-Raf, for example MAPK, might still be activated by feedback loops, while B-Raf itself is inhibited.

I wonder, for example: although Hollywood might still give an R rating to "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" (1982) if the movie were to be made today, would the producers be as explicit about teenage abortion?

For example, elderly patients might still be less comfortable with using telemedical devices, which could result in this or other patient populations receiving better results from traditional aftercare programs.

Animals that went extinct more recently might be considered appropriate, for example, because they might still have existing habitats and ecological niches on Earth.

To suddenly cut the home mortgage interest deduction, for example, might damage the still-weak housing market.

For the verb zhì 治 'govern ed)' in example 9, the morphological distinctions might still have been transparent at this time.

For example, fisheries with reduced productivity might still increase in market share as other global fisheries collapsed.

(Side note: Gaunilo and Mersenne are good examples of how devout theists might still take issue with certain kinds of efforts to prove God's existence).