Sentence examples for example through which from inspiring English sources

At the least, governments should clearly lay out the steps and incentives — taxes, carbon-pricing schemes or clean-technology subsidies, for example — through which they hope to reduce emissions, and should be candid about what efforts will cost.

A lawyer can help set up a revocable living trust (RLT), for example, through which title to real estate and other belongings can be given to relatives or others when the owner dies.

This analysis enables the various strands of the paper to be brought together and provides an example through which it is possible to discuss suitable limiting values for the plastic volume fraction.

Nilbar Güreş is the third example through which we see how the Turkish artists work with their own image, and their perceived image: a meta image.

These two exponential family models are taken as an example through which we specify a general scheme for network inference from multiple potentially nonidentical data distributions.

This presentation provides an example of one model through which academic researchers and community members can work together productively under challenging circumstances.

We present the conceptual framework for the project and describe the development of the collaboration as an example of one model through which academic investigators and community members can work effectively under challenging circumstances.

Others lead by example through volunteering which in turn encourages their fans to get involved.

For example, the Marshall Plan, through which the United States provided several western and southern European countries with financial assistance after World War II, was the strategy used by the U.S. to pursue its goals in Europe in 1947.

For example, the pathway through which socioeconomic status (family level factor) is associated with caries could include brushing (individual level behavior), salivary flow (biologic factor) and microbial population (microbes).

He and his colleagues have rescued failing markets by, for example, designing labor clearinghouses through which U.S. doctors get their first jobs and auctions through which the Federal Communications Commission sells licenses for parts of the radio broadcast spectrum.