Sentence examples for example points to from inspiring English sources

Westinghouse, for example, points to the exemplary record of its parent company, Toshiba, in Japan.

But this example points to some of the obstacles to Mr. Garnier's proposal.

The Australian example points to the ways in which the democratic parliamentary political systems determine the failure of the advanced economies of the West to rise to the challenge of global warming.

As VR continues to gain traction in ads (see Samsung's helping millennials overcome their fears) this particular example points to a future where technology can play a pivotal role for brands to give patients their lives back.

The CER study, for example, points to the estimated 100,000 British expatriate retirees in Spain whose healthcare costs are borne by Madrid if the British have permanent resident status.

Lera Boroditsky of Stanford University, for example, points to the Kuuk Thaayorre, aboriginals of northern Australia who have no words for "left" or "right", using instead absolute directions such as "north" and "south-east" (as in "You have an ant on your south-west leg").

For example, point-to-point speeds or travel times from AVL technology are better reflections of congestion along a link than measurements at a single location.

For example, point-to-multipoint transmission which may be suitable in free flow will cause serious broadcast storm in congested flow.

Mr. Sokol, for example, pointed to his location as a primary reason for starting his retreat business.

When taking a walk in the stroller, for example, point to familiar objects and say their names.

The seafood section of the report, for example, pointed to the Guardian's recent investigation into the shrimp industry in Thailand, which revealed the use of slave labor.