Sentence examples for examples in part from inspiring English sources
I will refrain from citing specific examples, in part because my initial instinctive reaction to that question is stop being such a goddamn ignoramus for crying out loud.
In their wake, I have seen, first- and secondhand, men react with statements which can be collectively paraphrased as "Now I'm nervous about hiring women / investing in women / being alone in a room with a woman, what do I do?" I will refrain from citing specific examples, in part because my initial instinctive reaction to that question is stop being such a goddamn ignoramus for crying out loud.
"Having used them as examples in part of the course curriculum, I was used to working with her voice, which is so unique.
Approaches to developing tractable computational models for simulating complex industrial reactive flow processes and ways of direct or indirect validation are discussed with examples in Parts III and IV.
Brazil has double the number of ATMs it needs, for example, in part because banks refuse to share them.
Microcredit is one example, in part because poor men seem to be more feckless borrowers than their female counterparts.
The end of special counsel Robert Mueller's probe is a dramatic example, in part because of how little drama it has actually led to — so far.
For example, in part (b) of the figure above, the observer would start by fixating within the blue dotted circle in the centre of the display.
Much progress has been made on cancer and cystic fibrosis, for example, in part because they have active, organized advocacy groups, Califf said.
Mr. Cleese is aided by an assortment of experts and celebrities, principally Elizabeth Hurley, who is his straight woman and, sometimes, his example: in Part 1, a miniaturized Mr. Cleese strolls across Ms. Hurley's face, using it to make his points.
Rhode Island represents an ideal example: in part because of its initial resistance to federal union - a condition that made the national presence more conspicuous - and in part because of its heavy involvement in commerce.
