Sentence examples for example proved a from inspiring English sources

Enron's collapse, for example, proved a fantastic buying opportunity because the agencies, fearful of more scandal, slashed corporate-bond ratings.

"Instant Karma," for example, proves a perfect comment on the fracas caused by Lennon's 1966 remark that the Beatles were bigger than Jesus; nothing in the Beatles' songbook captures quite the same feeling.

The numerical examples prove a good accuracy and reliability compared to the few results available in literature.

As the following five examples prove, a well-executed poo episode can be an important step in a band's career.

The disinfectant Lysol, for example, proved that a brand can be extended across several categories if a common and important consumer benefit exists in both the products and consumer perceptions.

This example proved that within a certain range of data density, our approach is still feasible.

Health claims soon proliferated because, as the All-Bran example proved, they had an almost steroidal impact on sales.

It has long had technical and financial problems modernising its long-range missiles; its submarine-launched Bulava missile, for example, has proved a dud in recent tests.

Cellphones, for example, have proved a boon for fishermen on Lake Victoria.

In a 2001 paper co-authored with Alessandra Carbone, now at the Université Pierre et Marie Curie in Paris, for example, Gromov proved a theorem on the virtual certainty of unicellular life in pond water: Within a mathematical framework that stipulates what it takes for a random arrangement of chemicals to be considered living, they found, the "live" states vastly outnumber the "dead" ones.

Plagis was described as "a brave and resourceful leader whose example has proved a rare source of inspiration".