Sentence examples for for example belonging to from inspiring English sources

The Belgian court said Facebook used a special "cookie" that lodged on a user's device if they visited a Facebook page – for example belonging to a friend, a shop or a political party – even if they were not signed up to the network.

For example, belonging to a household with stable low income ($11 20,000) over 30 years was associated with 1.57 odds of abstinence, and 2.14 odds of heavy drinking in adulthood.

Third, mentioning a criminal background in the application may convey other signals than just being an ex-offender, for example, belonging to a lower socio-economic group or having problematic social relations with people.

Adolescent drinking is often determined by social reasons, for example, belonging to a group or expressing conformity to perceived social norms.

For example, belonging to the same medical specialty largely explains the propensity of physicians to form professional networks in hospital organizations [ 29] and to ensure fruitful peer-to-peer communication [ 30].

All children were also asked to indicate whether they had contact with animals outside their home, for example belonging to a family member or friend (i.e. not their own pet); 72.2% (n=697) indicated yes, and reported the frequency (daily, weekly or monthly) that they contact that animal type (Table  6).

All the army ants in a colony, for example, belong to the same family.

Chekhov's great story, "My Life", for example, belongs to this category.

We humans, for example, belong to the class of mammals, along with about 5,500 other species.

"BRAHMS," "SCHUMANN," or "CRAWFORD," for example, belong to history: a boldly upper-cased escutcheon provides all the information necessary.

Beyond his presidential duties, Mr. Sarkozy, for example, belongs to the governing majority and is a candidate.