Sentence examples for example were formed from inspiring English sources
Sports clubs, for example, were formed for the exclusive membership of Kuwaitis.
The bizarre channeled scablands of southeastern Washington for example, were formed as the muddy, rock-laden water washed down the Spokane River Valley and flowed over the edge of the valley onto the basalt of the Columbia Plateau.
Vitamin D, for example, is formed in the human body when the steroid ergosterol absorbs solar radiation; ergosterol does not change to vitamin D in the dark.
After all, indoor combustion creates more pollutants that linger in tightly sealed spaces; and, formaldehyde, for example, is formed when ozone reacts with gases, especially scenting agents, plug-in air fresheners and cleaners.
4-hydroxy-2-nonenal, for example, is formed in this way.
Goat and sheep's milk, for example, are formed with shorter amino acid protein chains than cow's milk, and many folks who are bothered by cow's milk have little to no problems eating goat and sheep's milk cheeses.
Quartz crystals [SiO2] for example are formed in watery solution under hot conditions, in hydrothermal environments, and often at very high pressures.
With the angles indicated in Figure 2 in mind, this result clearly demonstrates that the defect regions in this example are formed along {111} crystallographic planes and not along {100} planes.
For example, is form best understood as universal or particular?
Ever since English grammars began appearing in the late 1500s, for example, they were formed on the Latin model (the very word grammar originally meant the study of Latin).
