Sentence examples for example voices from inspiring English sources

For example, voices in China calling for currency appreciation to ease inflation were drowned out this fall by hard-liners who argued that Beijing could not yield to U.S. pressure.

For example, voices outside the country have called for Germany to relax its "draconian" austerity policies while, in Germany, the government has been accused of not saving nearly enough, or even at all.

The frequent casting of Morgan Freeman, Keith David, and Dennis Haysbert as presidents and generals (David, for example, voices Admiral Anderson in the Mass Effect series) is sometimes lampooned, but surely these decisions, even those made by non-black creators, had some slight yet non-negligible impact on the election of Barack Obama in 2008.

For example, voices may relate to previous trauma which has left difficult feelings and memories that need to be explored and resolved.

For example, voice-hearers with psychosis sometimes have difficulty with managing their attention when listening to external sounds.

The goal, they argue, is to offer fewer distractions with built-in systems that use, for example, voice commands, buttons on the steering column and large touch screens.

For example, voice mail messages appear in a list, like an e-mail in-box; you can listen to them in any order.

For example, voice recognition software compatibility could be helpful to someone trying to shop on the Web while driving a car.

For example, voice calls that cannot get through could be replaced by voicemail messages that could be converted to compressed digital files and delivered as conditions allow.

They reckon that Motorola could use the Alba centre, with its high-tech expertise, to convert the phone factory to make new electronic devices using, for example, voice-recognition technology.

For example, voice mail could be retrieved in text format through a computer's e-mail application, or an incoming call's caller ID information could be displayed on the TV screen.