Sentence examples for for example attempts from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush's "compassionate conservatism", for example, attempts to reconcile supporters on the right and in the centre.

Much of that is now disappearing as universities switch conferences in the middle of the night and a college in Idaho, for example, attempts to attach itself to a conference that plays its annual basketball tournament in New York City.

It is also creeping into non-gaming spaces: FourSquare, for example, attempts to gamify real life by making you feel like you've won something by having your morning coffee in the same place every day.

The Carbon Bubble argument, for example, attempts to show that fossil fuel investments are overvalued, by arguing that they are based on false expectations of future cash flows, stemming from the imagined sale of fossil fuel reserves that cannot actually be allowed to be burned.

For example, attempts were made in 2003, 2005, early 2007, mid-2007 and 2008, and in mid-2006, as a kind of compromise measure, the Nukak were moved nine miles east of San José near a colonists' settlement called Puerto Ospina, which they later abandoned.

A posted speed limit, for example, (attempts to) dictate the behaviors of drivers.

And there are continual reminders of what happens to the survivors who do not understand this — who, for example, attempt to talk with Pakistan's civilian government and assert their authority.

Not everyone can achieve it – Courtney Love, for example, attempted an album of edgy MOR on Hole's Celebrity Skin, with mixed results – but when it works there's nothing better.

When Hani Dimian, Egypt's new finance minister, for example, attempted to reassure the chamber that a new tax system would be entirely conventional and possibly modelled on America's, he ran into reasonable objections noting how ludicrous and economically damaging the US tax system has become.All of this would seemingly make Mr Fahmy's efforts fruitless.

For example, attempting to merge the horizontal scaling platforms such as Hadoop with vertical scaling platforms such as GPUs is also gaining some recent attention.

Many Naive Russellians (Bealer, Berg, McKay, Nelson, Reddam, Richard, Salmon, Soames, and Tye, for example) attempt to explain why people wrongly judge that (1) is true and (4) is false by appealing to the different pragmatic implicatures utterances of those sentences typically generate.