Sentence examples for examples they use from inspiring English sources

The more heartening examples they use include Sweden, where the number of suicides fell during the country's recession, despite a large rise in unemployment.

Even though some of the examples they use to present their case feature equipment generated evidence, they tend to talk about observation as a perceptual process.

For example, they use online offerings that indicate their whereabouts, such as instant messaging.

When arguing about budgets, for example, they use the word "cut" to mean "spend less than was previously planned".

For example, they use the term when describing how the family and other social groups have been made to assume collective responsibility for the offenses of their members.

For example, they use the same part of the brain for braille that the sighted use for reading.

For example, they use classroom video from prior PSC cycles to plan VBDs, practice facilitating the discussions, and receive feedback from their peers and MLP leaders.

The example they use is the physical keyboard, which the G1 has, but other upcoming Android phones — like the HTC Magic (aka the G2) — will not.

For example, they use the notation [λx Ox & x > 5] as the name of the complex concept being an x such that x is odd and x is greater than 5 (or, more naturally, 'being odd and greater than 5').

For example, they use concepts such as foreign-born, Swedish-born or first/s generation and ethnic Swedes, based on one's country of birth and that of one's parents.

To illustrate this point, I'll borrow an example they use throughout their book, one involving a college that costs $2,000,000 a year to run which enrolls a total of 100 students.