Sentence examples for example the nation from inspiring English sources

The National Right to Life Committee, for example, the nation's most prominent antiabortion group, has said it will not take any position on the application to make emergency contraception available over the counter.

The Senate, only a third of whose members are up for reëlection in any election year, naturally has more "continuity" than the House, but a "continuing body" — for example, the nation — has as great a need as any other form of organization for a workable means of changing its own rules.

Example: The nation's at war.

In 2006-7, for example, the nation's largest athletics departments and booster clubs raised more than $1.2 billion, according to a survey by The Chronicle of Higher Education.

The UnitedHealth Group, for example, the nation's largest health insurer, representing employers who cover more than 18 million workers, expects only about 150,000 of those employees to choose health savings accounts for 2005.

For example, the nation has no systematic way of gathering information from visitors as they depart.

In contrast, communitarians dispute the view that our moral obligations to foreigners possess the same status as those to members of particular communities (for example, the nation-state) of which we remain very much a part.

It's yet again an example for the nation, but now it's an example of how underinvestment and political dysfunction have left America with infrastructure that's failing and often downright dangerous.

The 352,000 full-time clergy in the United States, for example, outnumber the nation's 266,000 psychologists and 310,000 bartenders.

The Medical Group Management Association, for example, says the nation lacks enough doctors in family practice, where the median income last year was $161,000.

"Illinois is a place that embraces all people and today, we are an example for the nation".