Sentence examples for example on which from inspiring English sources

She consulted with Hilton Vacations, for example, on which toys to offer their youngest guests, she said.

His other work in the show, "Vintage Door" (1994), is a more minimal example on which locking mechanisms are emphasized.

Instead, he highlights broad areas of culture and politics — family and assimilation, for example — on which liberals should consider compromise.

It became a "type specimen" — a physical example on which all subsequent descriptions of the species were based.

We discover that we have come near the end of supplies – of fossil-fuels for example – on which we have built immense structures of routine expectation.

A century later, Mendelssohn, a loving and beloved Anglophile, gave Britain "Elijah," and its leisurely pace and portly dimensions set an example on which the Arthur Sullivans and Edward Elgars could later build.

Many of the examples on which they based their theories were large, successful Japanese companies.

As yet there are few concrete examples on which to base a judgment.

The solutions are out there as worthy foundational examples on which to model new options across the media economy.

Many factors can be identified as possible reasons such as the lack of previous examples on which to assess the durability of such composite products or reparability issues.

Also, henceforth I shall take the intended anaphoric relations in my examples to be obvious (as they are); and unless otherwise indicated I am only considering the readings of my examples on which the intended anaphoric relations obtain.