Sentence examples for example were more from inspiring English sources
Hispanic respondents, for example, were more likely to say that most immigrants here came illegally.
Some targets, for example, were more selective than cores; some nonlisted schools were more selective than targets.
First-generation students, for example, were more likely to select "Help my family out after I'm done with college" — an interdependent value — as a motivation.
They found that species with brains that were large in relation to their body size — crows and finches, for example — were more likely to succeed in cities.
(Because $42 million isn't much when you consider that the total profits of Exxon, for example, were more than $30 billion in 2010).
At times Hopelessness could shake you to the core: the lyrics of Crisis, for example, were more brutal than a news report and the song had an emphatic crescendo of static and strings that made your ribcage want to burst.
Other voices, in the Netherlands and Germany for example, are more conciliatory.
Tropical fish, for example, are more susceptible to parasites in warmer water, further weakening their species.
Addictive behaviour, for example, is more attractive in the short term than the discomfort of withdrawal.
Chronic worriers, for example, are more likely than others to suffer from heart conditions.
