Sentence examples for for example austria from inspiring English sources

For example, Austria, which currently has debt of just 72 percent of its gross domestic product, would see government borrowing balloon to 329 percent of G.D.P. by 2050 if it honors promises to its aging population.

For example, Austria has a gamma of 0.46, just below the median, but the third lowest conditional probability.

For example, Austria produced a series of silver niobium euro coins starting in 2003; the colour in these coins is created by the diffraction of light by a thin oxide layer produced by anodising.

Unlike in other countries, for example Austria, the new German legislation did not make medical advice obligatory.

For example, Austria had relatively low survival for cancer of the tongue and for four other cancer types, and Slovenia had relatively high survival from non-Hodgkin lymphoma and for five other types of cancer.

Similarly, sigmoidoscopy trials 40 and strong and longstanding observational data 41 42 supporting the effectiveness of colonoscopy screening helped establish endoscopy as the primary screening procedure for colorectal cancer in the USA as well as in many European countries (for example, Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany, and Poland).

For example, "Maestoso Austria" is a horse sired by Maestoso Trompeta out of a mare named Austria.

For each region, we calculated both the bandwidth remaining within the region (for example, a Germany-Austria edge would result in bandwidth being assigned as internal to the Western Europe region) and the bandwidth going outside the region (the Germany-Sweden edge would connect the Western Europe and Northern Europe regions).

On the other hand even in Europe Austria seems to have high QOL levels compared, for example, to Slovenia and Italy, as a previous survey in Central Europe has shown [ 18].

Austria reacted to widespread discontent with increasingly severe police measures and stricter censorship, suppressing, for example, the liberal and Romantic periodical Il conciliatore ("The Conciliator") after only one year of publication (1818 19).

Norway, Finland, Sweden, Switzerland and Austria remain the world's most popular newspaper markets, although Asian markets are quickly catching up with Hong Kong, for example, attracting investors who believe there is still an opportunity in printed newspapers.