Sentence examples for example versus from inspiring English sources

The typical small-cap value stock produced an average gain of 43.4percentt during these months, for example, versus 37percentt for the overall market.

The streets and the narrowness of streets in London, for example, versus wide boulevards in some cases in-in-in Brooklyn, and so on and so forth.

When the Toronto exchange's computers crashed a few minutes before the close of trading this past Wednesday, for example, Versus was effectively crippled as well because as an exchange member, it could not trade.

That could be misleading if the assets are very safe — government bonds, for example, versus subprime mortgage loans — but in general the higher the ratio the smaller the margin of safety.

There were 31 major brands of toothpaste in 1989, for example, versus 7 in 1979; 52 big brands of coffee, against 33 a decade earlier; and 28 models of Ford cars, compared with 7 in 1960.

Different people — a conservative Christian from the rural Midwest, for example, versus a progressive atheist in Seattle — will probably not take to the same memes, and the DarwinSF team plans to adjust its messages accordingly.

A number of word opposites have been proposed to distinguish the two hemispheric modes of "consciousness," for example: explicit versus implicit; verbal versus spatial; argument versus experience; intellectual versus intuitive; and analytic versus gestalt.

This is important because when you are making connections between entities, you have to be able to find all of the examples regardless of how it's worded — for example, human versus humans versus people.

Sporting contests were turned into other rivalries: for example, communism versus social democracy, fascism versus liberal democracy, and communism versus capitalism.

In these areas of difference, and where electron microscopy density is present, both Cx46 and Cx50 models were typically fit equally well into the density map (for example, Cx46 T53 versus Cx50 V53 and Cx46 Q171 versus Cx50 R183, orange labels).

There are many ways to measure incarceration trends — for example: jail versus prison population, state prison versus federal prison population, and imprisoned population versus those under correctional supervision.