Sentence examples for examples have to from inspiring English sources

Most of his examples have to do with bureaucratic obstacles to acquiring and maintaining legal businesses.

Those examples have to do with exercising restraint because of ethical standards and taste; call it editing.

We all like to think we're innovative problem-solvers, passionate about working in the sector, but our examples have to prove those qualities.

(I confess that I am not sure what "the ability to deliver" means, much less what the cited examples have to do with it.).

Their innovation content and examples have to be fresh (no 10-year-old business school case studies, please), and they have to have experienced innovation firsthand.

To develop a fruitful and general theory of the algebraization of logics some generalizations beyond the well-known concrete examples have to be made.

All these examples had to be simple and contained at most two grains for the analytical solutions to be possible.

Managers, for example, have to think of themselves as coaches, not bosses.

Builders, for example, have to deal with incredulous, or hostile, building inspectors.

Some of Greggs' competition – fish and chip shops, for example – have to pay VAT.

But what does baseball, for example, have to do with Italian-American history?