Sentence examples for example that could be from inspiring English sources

But the stakes are much higher because of the positive example that could be set by fairly dealing with a government debt crisis.

It suggests the establishment of concessions by which companies were given contracts to operate publicly funded hospitals and points to Spain as an example that could be followed.

Nevertheless the film has a substantial body count, explosive destruction and some horror effects (faces melting, for example) that could be upsetting.

The goal is to make such licenses machine-readable, so that anyone could go to an Internet search engine and seek images or a genre of music, for example, that could be copied without legal entanglements.

So it is not so much that Saad Eddin Ibrahim is a threat per se, but rather, he is an example that could be emulated, one stone at a time".

If such limits "were applied to Italy, for example, that could be quite devastating to numismatists, particularly ancient-coin collectors," said Jay Beeton, a spokesman for the American Numismatic Association.

These are just three easy examples that could be implemented today.

The study cited the Jif and DirecTV ads as examples that could be off-putting.

There are no historical examples that could be considered directly comparable.

From the threat of impeachment to the daily diatribes directed against the President on talk radio, there are many examples that could be cited.

Among many examples that could be cited, the attempt of economists to emulate a simplified version of natural science led not only to a failure to predict the financial crisis but also an inability to recognise that such a crisis was a realistic possibility.