Sentence examples for example represented from inspiring English sources

Orange, for example, represented the euro; blue, the British pound.

One session, for example, represented symptoms of psychosis by having two students converse while a third whispered in one's ear.

WorldCom, for example, represented between 2 and 4percentt of most clients' portfolios, said Lewis A. Sanders, Alliance's chief investment officer.

Excite@Home's $4.6 billion write-off, for example, represented its decision to quit some businesses for which it had paid large sums, but now realized had no future.

The sleek, streamlined Zollhof 3 Mediapark (1993) in Düsseldorf, Germany, for example, represented here by a model, breaks open at one end like the shards of a glacier.

This means that they are seen as having a central role in the inquiry and are, for example, represented by a lawyer.

His organization, for example, represents 45,000 wholesalers.

But basically, population studies, for example, represent examples of discrete-time feedback systems.

Environmental change, food insecurity, and generalised violence, for example, represent emerging sources of human displacement.

Entertainment, for example, represents about half of the searches on MSN, according to Mr. Silverman.

A drawing of the sun, for example, represents the sun, but not necessarily any sound.