The Bush administration is also ready to finance improvements in Russia's early warning system, but one example suggests that is not sufficient to win the hearts and minds of the Russian military.
Participating in a live Q&A, for example, suggests that you're truly focusing on this topic.
Japan's example suggests that there is no particular Asian propensity for thrift.
This example suggests that, at a minimum, the cap is currently too high.
The California example suggests that the balance between expert leadership and mass influence is hard to achieve.
Socrates, for example, suggests that books impede learning by undermining memory; people on the fast track may know that instinctively.
Evidence from Los Angeles County, for example, suggests that grading restaurants can reduce hospitalizations for food-borne illness.
He implies that philosophy must combat and educate common religious prejudice and, by example, suggests that it is more likely to do this effectively than journalism or propaganda.
The Loiseau example suggests that the divide between the mock-epic and the meditative schools expresses an even simpler divide between the way critics and cooks experience food.
Despite the popular preference for young love, the O'Connors' example suggests that we should all aspire to old love, for better and for worse.
Recent polling data, for example, suggests that young Americans are the most tolerant and progressive in history, comfortable with difference and identity in ways unimaginable to previous generations.
