Sentence examples for example which also from inspiring English sources

He said the Greens would monitor the evidence after the UK introduces its sugar tax and consider Mexico's example, which also taxes sugar.

Wagner Vineyards in Lodi, N.Y., for example, which also has a microbrewery, packs its outdoor deck and lawn for local acts like Steve Southworth and the Rockabilly Rays, from the small, nearby city of Cortland.

Meanwhile, the subsidy he says that the north gets is in the form of public spending: welfare benefits or social housing for example, which also apply in the south.

Every example he offers of London and the south being attacked takes the form of taxes on the rich stamp duty for example—which also apply in the north.

This is illustrated with Behaviour B1 for example, which also has alternative implementations (B1', and many up to B1 n ).

But how does one explain the market values of Lucent Technologies and Eli Lilly, for example, which also roughly doubled even though their earnings had declined, while the revenues rose only 9% respectively during the past year?

Yet there are actual examples which also illustrate the point (Ludlow 1995b; see also Butler 1997, Tye 1998).[10] Consider that 'chicory' and 'endive' have their denotations switched between Standard American English and British English.

The accuracy and capability of both methods are demonstrated using a number of numerical examples, which also allows some new insight to be gained into the postbuckling behaviour of perfect shells of revolution.

Both examples, which also appear in his thesis [316], have (A beta ) = A_0+beta B) with begin{aligned} A_0 = -langle psi,cdot rangle psi end{aligned} (3.18 where (psi in L^2({mathbb {R}},dx)) has (||psi ||_2 = 1).

Another 690 examples which also have been experimentally validated in the literature are listed in Additional file 6: Table S5.

It takes a minute to realize that the design is merely a vicious exaggeration of the traditional face-framing bonnet, an especially opulent example of which, also British and from around 1835, is nearby.