Sentence examples for example two major from inspiring English sources
In Vietnam, for example, two major NRMs formed, both of which contributed to the nation's political and cultural turmoil.
"For example, two major luxury hotels built for the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway, filed for bankruptcy shortly after the close of the Games". 4) There are only a few cases where hosting the Olympics appears to have been broadly beneficial.
For example, two major international joint research and development (R&D) programs were funded, in cooperation with the United States of America and the Federal Republic of Germany, aimed at developing renewable energy technology and demonstrating its applications by designing and installing several pilot projects.
For example, two major flooding events since 2010 promoted the migration of fish from the Okavango Delta into the formerly dry Boteti river bed.
For example, two major resistance genes were identified for RKN [ 12– 14]; and more than 12 major genes resistant to various races of BB including one on chromosome 5 have been reported [ 34].
For example, two major SASP factors, IL-6 and IL-8, together with other SASP factors, attract immune cells to the tissue in which senescent cells reside; depending on the tissue context, this immune surveillance can promote processes such as wound healing, the resolution of fibrosis, and tumor regression [ 7- 9].
For example, one major French engineering firm employs 10 British engineers in Paris.
Thus, for example, one major theory regards learning and motivation as combining multiplicatively to determine behaviour.
When Kagame won the 2010 election with 93% of the vote, for example, three major opposition parties were excluded from the ballot.
For example, one major pharmaceutical firm manipulated data and underestimated the risk of heart attacks, strokes and deaths in a large study of a drug for arthritis.
In the United States, for example, five major Internet providers recently agreed to put in place a so-called copyright alert system, negotiated with the entertainment industry.
