Sentence examples for example pointed out from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rothman, for example, pointed out that each of Fox's late-season films is meant to find different viewers, or to catch the audience in a different mood.
The cheerful Mr. Leibel, for example, pointed out that even if the Five isn't lovely, it does offer a big-picture perspective of the state.
The Court of Appeals decision, for example, pointed out that in 2000, Class 1 properties -- which include one-, two- and three-family homes -- were assessed at about 8percentt of market value.
The bank, for example, pointed out in its court papers that the money it sought was to cover the cost of demolishing the building, the current cost for reconstruction, and other business losses.
The Bedford Audubon Society, for example, pointed out in a recent fact sheet that cell towers can pose a hazard to migrating birds -- although this may only apply to towers that are lighted at night.
Sir John Sawer, the head of MI6, for example, pointed out in an unprecedented public speech that the agencies could not afford the luxury of working only with friendly democracies.
Steinberg gave an example, pointing out that the Mercedes Championships run weekly ads that congratulate players who qualify for that tournament.
He used the Living Wage as an example, pointing out that businesses who signed up to that initiative began collaborating to ensure mutual success.
For example, points out Mr Bebchuk, in 1997-2003, 131 resolutions to abolish staggered boards received a majority of the shareholder votes cast.
Mr. Wade, for example, points out that there is no evidence that local participation in devising economic strategies, so widely advocated by protesting groups, will provide an answer to alleviating poverty unless it is accompanied by other pro-growth strategies.
Tim Bajarin, for example, points out in a Time article that the maker movement has "caught the attention of many major players in the tech and corporate worlds", including Intel, Ford and Nvidia.
