Sentence examples for example to address from inspiring English sources

It was apparently their habit, for example, to address salesmen as "little girls" or "whores".

The Senate has done virtually nothing, for example, to address the glacial pace of confirmations that often leads presidents to expand the White House staff as well as the number of appointees who serve without Senate approval.

Moreover, they will increasingly exploit the unique advantages of organoids, for example to address patient-specific responses to microbes.

For example, to address the district's focus on supporting English Learners, the designers created a protocol to direct teachers' attention to issues of agency, authority, and identity when watching videos.

In this paper, the author uses the El Paso Water Utilities (EPWU) ASR system for injection of reclaimed wastewater into the Hueco Bolson aquifer as an example to address challenges and resolutions faced during the design and operation of an ASR system under a new ASR system definition.

We use the Portuguese example to address marine EIA legislation since its exclusive economic zone (EEZ) is currently the third largest in the European Union and its EIA legislation does not require various offshore activities with potentially negative environmental impacts to undergo EIA before being licensed.

News reports about select specific cases are presented as examples to address this complex issue.

The Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium nonclinical working group is developing hypothetical case examples to address specific toxicity issues, with the goal of enhancing the development and acceptance of toxicogenomics data standards (Lord and Papoian 2004).

The elephant and rock hyrax can serve as examples to address how an animal maintains a bile salt pool of C27 bile alcohols without producing detectable amounts of bile acids.

The state, for example, seeks to address the issue by taxing citizens to fund public goods and services.

Mr. Obama faces crucial choices about strategy that could determine the success of the health care overhaul: Will the administration, for example, try to address the concerns of insurers, employers and some consumer groups who worry that the law's requirements could increase premiums?