Sentence examples for example that was from inspiring English sources

"One example that was brought to me recently is a company supplying the automotive industry.

"This is an example that was largely sparked by internal discussions," he said.

Let us take a simple example that was pointed out to me yesterday.

Jenny Uglow's The Lunar Men, for example, that was fascinating – and didn't it feel terribly modern to have Watt, Wedgwood and Priestly all in the same "biography".

The flattening of the corporation, for example, that was such a feature of corporate restructuring in the 1990s, left those in charge with a wider span of control.

The staple gun was a perfect example – that was a line that many people did not want to cross in their lifetime.

An ad for Baumann & Sons Buses, for example, that was posted on www.lijobfinder.com promised starting pay of $16.35 an hour for school bus drivers and $13 an hour for minivan drivers.

"I don't think it is sensible to reduce this debate to an argument about one individual's set of circumstances and the example that was given on the BBC radio," Osborne said.

Prosecutors cite a building on West 133rd Street, for example, that was bought for $75,000 and sold the next day for $210,000 to a "nonprofit," which in turn got a guaranteed mortgage of $327,000.

None of them even considered how much money the Government would now be obligated to pay in unemployment insurance, nor even mention how much tax revenue would be lost, or ancillary businesses going OUT-OF-BUSINESS... Weeks ago Republicans berated Democrats for suggesting that a company should be told what to manufacture -- hybrid cars, for example--that was not Government's job to do..

If we had job-related work we needed to complete a deadline on a story, for example that was a free pass, too.