The bank's mortgage banking income, for example, slipped 3 percent.
Kohl's, for example, slipped 6 cents, to $68.95.
Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, for example, slipped easily into film roles that were comfortable extensions of the personas they had defined as singers.
Japan, for example, slipped back into a recession in the October-December 1999 quarter and continues to show mixed signals about recovering in the current quarter.
For example, slip-outs of CAG are repaired by human cell extracts with greater efficiency than CTG slip-outs, and shorter slip-outs are repaired with greater efficiency than longer slip-outs.
Femoral head abnormalities (for example, slipped femoral capital epiphysis) are well-known risk factors for hip OA [ 44].
One hundred examples slipped through the printers, each worth at least $100,000 today, depending on condition.
For example, soil slips were prevalent (0.24 ha−1) in areas of secondary indigenous regrowth (~12% of study area) at Whangapoua, which were primarily located along stream banks (riparian), and collectively generated ~17% of the total sediment mass at ~97 t ha−1 (Figure 3).
For example, wheel slip due to a wet surface will be interpreted incorrectly by a wheel encoder, and strong currents will not be correctly registered by the pit log why a position estimate based solely on these sensors will drift off.
It's easy, for example, to slip a villain into that ready-made mental model.
"For example, a slip of paper within one Rolodex contained the handwritten entry 'Capo Lucchese' and the names 'Johnny Sideburns Cerello' and 'Glenn the Wheel Guadagno,' " Assistant US Attorney Stephen Frank wrote to a judge.
