Sentence examples for example that since from inspiring English sources

He notes, for example, that since 1975 roughly two-thirds of Mexican immigrants have entered illegally.

Ms. Shapiro, a real estate lawyer and author of "The Co-op Bible" (St. Martin's Griffin, 1998), said, for example, that since her building converted in 1991, a one-bedroom has jumped from about $130,000 to $360,000.

Brooks seems willing to take seriously any claim by a cognitive scientist, however idiotic: for example, that since people need only 4,000 words for 98 percent of conversations, the reason they have vocabularies of 60,000 words is to impress and sort out potential mates.

(For three different takes on what to make of Scotus's apparently conflicting signals on this matter, see Day [1947], Pasnau [2002], and Wolter [1990a].) He argues, for example, that since the intellect engages in reasoning that makes reference to the actual existence of particular sensible objects, it must know that they exist.

A Unicef "report card for the 21st century" said, for example, that since a summit-level meeting on children was held in 1990, polio had been nearly eradicated and more children were in school than ever before.

Mr. Leventhal noted, for example, that since making jazz part of the regular Lincoln Center repertory, other arts organizations have followed.

You can see, for example, that on September 28, 284,579 people between 18-24 viewed their "Account Settings" page.

I had no idea, for example, that in 1998 a cover story about my father was published in the Young Life Relationships magazine.

Note for example that in 1998, Japan devoted a modest 2% of its health spending to administration of its social health insurance system.

(There was a prominent example of that last year — the excitedly made claims that SA-24 MANPADS had been found in Libya).

Did you know, for example, that 2008 was the Year of the Rat in China?