Sentence examples for example observed from inspiring English sources

One energy company, for example, observed that their customer losses were closely correlated to the intensity of customers' Google searches for an energy supplier.

The French political scientist Alexis de Tocqueville, for example, observed that once an opinion has taken root among a democratic people and established itself in the minds of the bulk of the community, it afterwards persists by itself and is maintained without effort, because no one attacks it.

Cornell's reviewers, for example, observed that in the previous decade Elsevier's annual price increases on its titles had often been over 10%—and occasionally over 20%.Arie Jongejan, CEO of Elsevier's science and technology division, defends his firm's profits, pointing out that after tax and depreciation, last year's profit margins were 17%, not as high as some claim.

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Dale Frail of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, for example, observed the burst region with the Very Large Array radio telescope near Socorro, New Mexico.

Van der Werf et al. (2007), for example, observed that growth of beech ceased during the extreme dry year 2003, but that it quickly recovered thereafter.

For example, observe that "vote for x" by Y always leads to his worst outcome, x.

They might, for example, observe high rates of lung cancer in a group of construction workers, and link it back to asbestos exposure in their work environments.

Journalists repeatedly profiled the Haqqani madrassa, for example, observing that it is the alma mater of 90percentt of the former Afghan Taliban leadership.

Anyone who, for example, observes their neighbours' inability to deal with refuse might sympathise with Saatchi's distress.

Cheaters are shunned, and word of their perfidy spreads quickly.The star golfers you see on television set a wonderful example, observes Mr Small.