Sentence examples for example would do from inspiring English sources

This time he is willing to sanction Modric's release if Madrid offer close to £40m; £38m, for example, would do the trick.

Mr. McGovern suggests that anyone encountering Asheville, N.C., for example, would do well to read Thomas Wolfe's "Look Homeward Angel," while Savannah, Ga., takes on added depth after reading the best seller "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil".

And this, perhaps, would be only partly ideological: it would be to catch up with what the Congressional Budget Office already does in the US; and, if done consistently, there would be occasions when such modelling would show that incremental public expenditure, on infrastructure, for example, would do more to boost economic activity than some kinds of tax reductions.

Many bureaucratic institutions, for example, would make you do all sorts of studies to justify any particular valuation — and you are busy building your business.

While that is clearly an extreme example, we would do well to consider the general concept further, by taking individual HCAs and training them to do a specialised task at a much lower cost than a fully trained nurse.

These labels are a big step on from the kind of badge systems you get on some websites because the labels are built into the code that describes the site and helps search engines find it, so, for example, you would do a Google search and a small logo for the relevant label would appear in the results.

If you take our Sun Chips, for example, they would do very well on almost every nutrition criteria.

Romanek would then mix and match the actors (for example, Mulligan would do a scene with the child playing the younger Tommy).

For example, one would do this for all of the epidemiology studies together (i.e., apply Bradford Hill Criteria), all of the mode-of-action and pharma-cokinetic data together, and all of the toxicology data together.

Diagnosing prostate cancer used to be a puzzle, for example: the doctor would do a rectal exam and feel for a lumpy tumor on the surface of the patient's prostate.

Given its struggle with on-field injuries, for example, the N.F.L. would do well to help 25 million people receive the health insurance to which they are now legally entitled.