Sentence examples for example to take a from inspiring English sources

It was this concern that led him, for example, to take a close interest in local housing conditions.

(He has a tendency, for example, to take a decidedly unprecious approach to lighting, and usually accepts whatever has carried over from the previous show).

In Prague it is possible, for example, to take a walking tour of Cubist architecture, to drink from a Cubist teacup, to sit on a Cubist sofa.

It's possible, for example, to take a strategic approach by eliminating commanders first so that nobody will call for reinforcements – a familiar, but still compelling AI convention.

Horvitz: Learning systems can derive high-level situational rules for action, for example, to take a set of [physiological] symptoms and test results and spit out a diagnosis.

But the result could be the opposite, with nothing happening on Capitol Hill as more companies use the Apple example to take a bite out of their tax bills.

For example, to take an extreme case, in New York City, low condominium inventory combined with low mortgage rates drove up prices by 12% in 2013, from $829,000 to $930,000, wrote Michelle Higgins in the New York Times.

For example, to take an extreme example, in a population enrolling very severe patients we would expect all patients to have at least one exacerbation, thus the study would find no treatment effect even if the trial intervention importance reduced the frequency of exacerbations.

However, due to physical limitations of the outdoor testbed (sensitivity threshold, adverse weather conditions, resource sharing, etc), compromises have to be made when experimenting, compared for example to taking a simulation approach that does not take into account those limitations.

A good example to take for Abu Dhabi is the Health Authority Abu Dhabi response to CVD prevention.

And, though he did inherit some thorny problems, he made them worse by, for example, failing to take a firm grip on wayward operations such as CLBN.