Sentence examples for examples behind from inspiring English sources

A suite of modeling situations is elaborated on; they offer convincing examples behind the emergence of granular models.

Social media can also add extras to an already successful programme – for example, behind-the-scenes pictures on Facebook – giving the audience an extended experience.

Mr Foote's Other Leg is guiltiest of this – sometimes feeling, in its indulgent theatricality, like a skit for the Equity Christmas party – but the other examples use behind-the-scenes stories to other ends.

For example, behind the sentence "Everything was so clear & poignant to my situation" dimly lurks the word pertinent.

It is, for example, behind Beijing's recent experiments with voluntary family planning rather than forced sterilization.

For example, behind the scenes, its executives have been encouraging anti-free sentiments within the music industry.

This is the impetus, for example, behind the idea of a carbon tax, to address greenhouse gas emissions that is the policy that is favored by the great majority of economists, even though politically it hasn't gone anywhere, obviously.

For example, behind the creation of Britain's natural parks by the post-war Labour government was the simple assumption that nature was beneficial, that access to wild and unspoiled landscapes would be of great help to ordinary working people – not least those living in industrial towns.

Those judgments have been granted or considered in everything from basic claims of damages by Americans who were badly treated as prisoners of war or used as "human shields" against American bombardment in the 1991 war, to more fanciful assertions that Mr. Hussein was, for example, behind the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995 or the World Trade Center attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

(This could have been some of the problem, for example, behind a recent round of layoffs at travel site Ostrovok in Russia).

For example, this occurs at an occluding boundary, that is, one object behind another, where objects are partially obscured, for example, behind foliage, camouflage, or blinds, when imaging through semitransparent surfaces, or where a single surface may be distributed in depth or moving during exposure.