Sentence examples for example were clearly from inspiring English sources

Some mines, for example were clearly unsustainable without government subsidies.

The notions of informed consent and patient autonomy, for example, were clearly related to a wider understanding of bodily integrity rooted within the language of human rights.

Weeks may have a point, even if his example is clearly wrong.

Pooley, for example, is clearly happier riding alone than in a jostling, crowding bunch.

Hitler, for example, is clearly a little man, a subaltern grotesquely empowered by the chaos of the times.

A figure of a youth from the sixth century, for example, is clearly modeled on the Greek kouros.

Certain objectives defined by Mr. Bush and the United Nations - Iraqi withdrawal from Kuwait, for example - are clearly beyond compromise.

In particular, the would-be minimum-phase impulse response computed by this example is clearly not even causal (thus indicating an insufficient spectral sampling density [FFT length]).

The questions posed by Dada also preoccupied Surrealists, but for them the problem of the involuntary, fortuitous element in art, for example, was clearly open to psychological solution.

Labor's policy, for example, is clearly not the fiscal cure-all its leader, Bill Shorten, suggests with his stock answer that he'll "make multinationals pay their fair share" when asked how he will pay for his spending commitments.

Ben Bradshaw, for example, was clearly thinking of what might happen in a hung parliament when he said yesterday: "We have a lot in common with the Liberal Democrats and will work closely with them no matter what happens".