Sentence examples for example that the changes from inspiring English sources

Critics have argued, for example, that the changes would take away university autonomy and freedom of scientific expression because universities and research priorities would come under direct governmental control.

For example, it's not uncommon for a new language or framework to come along — Apple's Swift is a great example — that could change the language a developer uses for the foreseeable future.

He notes that the increase could be misleading; it's possible, for example, that the drug changes the architecture of cancer cells in the prostate, making them only look worse.

The trouble with that example is that the change failed to boost Tory fortunes.

Wiggins (1998: 232ff), for example, thinks that the change in doctrine between Categories and Metaphysics is wholly unhelpful.

Paltrow says a lot of things that are worthy of this degree of ridicule, so people were primed and ready to mock: she seems to believe, for example, that negative thoughts can change the structure of water.

The Zvečanska centre where Ilija met Slobodanka is an example of the changes that have been taking place.

The robber crab (Birgus latro) is an attractive example of the changes that have occurred during the adaptive process to the terrestrial environment.

Figure 7 provides an example of the changes that occurred across the street from a condominium complex built in the late 1980s.

This implies for example that the functional mutational changes in network which shows threshold robustness will only results in small phenotypic variations in the homeostatic values of the protein products.

That is just one example of the changes we are seeing in our classrooms.