Sentence examples for example with simple from inspiring English sources

"Party members and officials should set an example with simple, civilised funerals," the document said.

Similarly for hopes, fears, wishes, intentions, regrets, etc. Gordon points out that from a very early age, before they likely have any self-ascriptive intent, children learn to express their attitudes self-ascriptively, for example with simple phrases like "[I] want banana!" (see also Bar-On 2004).

But he promised it would address the needs of U.S. drivers, for example, with simpler instrument panels than in cars made for Europe.

Numerical applications are then studied by considering three extensive examples with simple and complex configurations to further show the accuracy and applicability of the present IGA.

The main drawback of the existing utility theories starting from von Neumann Moregnstern expected utility to the advanced non-expected models is that they are designed for laboratory examples with simple, well-defined gambles which do not adequately enough reflect real decision situations.

Figure 9 shows two common examples with simple organic compounds: in (a) the chiral centers are denoted using the (R) and (S) labels, which chemists often draw using plain text labels when preparing manuscripts.

A few simple example calculations with simple material models and large deformations of the solid part are presented.

A more detailed description of this procedure, including an example with a simple network (Figure S3), can be found in Text S1.

For example, packages with simpler multilayers, such as cereal boxes and bags, need to be separated for recycling.

For example we started with simple things like connecting to DynamoDB to save and retrieve data.

In another Procter & Gamble project, for example, we began with simple sketches which were shared with key stakeholders to get their input.