Sentence examples for example was defined from inspiring English sources

Low education, for example, was defined as not having graduated from high school.

A U.S. dollar, for example, was defined as 23.22 grains of pure gold (25.8 grains of gold 9/10 fine).

Intimacy, for example, was defined as the time delay between the direct arrival of the sound from the stage and that of the very first reflections, which have presumably bounced off protruding side balconies.

While he never forgot that the school was a "colonial construct" — a place where African history, for example, was defined by figures like Livingstone, Burton and other "bearers of light to a Dark Continent" — Ngugi is grateful for the intellectual gifts he received there.

The empirical accuracy of the breeding values estimated in the test set, for the simulation example was defined as the correlation between the true and estimated breeding value.

A third example was defined by a single mutation that fused the GGDEF domain protein PFLU4308 to PFLU4313 the latter located upstream of the DGC and encoding a hypothetical protein.

"Justice", for example is defined as "a nonexistent social construct in Mexico.

"Free markets", for example, are defined as "Halliburton no-bid contracts at taxpayer expense".

An electrolyte (sodium chloride, for example) is defined as any molecule that in solution separates into its ionic components and is capable of conducting an electric current.

The amount spent on education, for example, is defined as the total sum of money allocated to the Ministry of Education and it is very difficult to monitor where it goes.

If the Shabaab is, for example, being defined as a part of Al Qaeda or an associated force engaged in hostilities against the United States, in the sense of the post-9/11 Authorization for the Use of Military Force, that has implications not only for our policy toward the group but for the looseness with which we can expect those definitions to be applied to others going forward.