Sentence examples for example were often from inspiring English sources

Active radar or infrared terminal homing, for example, were often used with semiactive radar guidance in midcourse.

The telegrams he frequently sent to friends and acquaintances, for example, were often inscribed simply "I am Still Alive" – for a serial work ongoing from 1970 until telegrams became obsolete.

African American students, for example, were often steered into vocational education programs on the assumption that they were not capable of academic training or would not be hired for jobs that required it.

The first phones that supported LTE, for example, were often criticized for poor battery life, but Apple waited until it could offer a product that could hold a charge long enough, he said.

Ethics advice committees, for example, were often seen as functioning within pre-defined procedures and aims: coming to consensus, finding solutions to tricky issues.

Derbyshire lead miners for example were often marked by a black line across their gums - brought on apparently by the chemical reaction between lead in the miners' blood and sulphur released by bacteria in the mouth, after they had eaten certain kinds of food, including eggs.

Great scientists, for example, are often hedgehogs.

Bahrain, for example, is often praised for moving towards democracy.

India's food subsidies, for example, are often misdirected.

Broca's area, for example, is often active in people when they're hearing voices.

This shirt, for example, is often cited as the worst ever, an affront to cotton.