Sentence examples for example points out that from inspiring English sources
The NRDC, for example, points out that conditional registration of pesticides such as HeiQ's product is based on the condition that complete toxicity data will be provided in a timely manner meaning the product is allowed on the market while the company conducts the required studies.
Jeffrey Lunstead (2011) for example points out that "the degree of engagement and commitment of US attention to the Sri Lankan peace process since it began in late 2001 has been out of proportion to US interest in Sri Lanka, where the US has no significant strategic interests.…US military interest in Sri Lanka is minimal" (p. 54).
Dean Baker, for example, points out that Democrats must "prove their manhood" by cutting a treasured and valuable program like Social Security.
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.
The feedback letter the Fed provided to JPMorgan Chase, for example, points out that the bank has no model or process for estimating how much money it would need to have on hand in order to fund the process of closing down key subsidiaries.
Midgley (1995, 1999), for example, points out that developmental or productivist welfare regime is inherently social investment oriented because of the regime's fundamental economic development objectives.
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.
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.
He sometimes criticized Ptolemy for example, pointing out that the twofold variation in the distance of the Moon implied by Ptolemy's lunar theory greatly exceeded the variation in distance implied by the Moon's variation in apparent size.
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.
