Are we being driven headlong, for example, into a concrete wall several metres thick?
Hindu music is divided, for example, into ragas, or melody types.
As every schoolboy knows, if you drop calcium carbonate (limestone, for example) into acid, it dissolves.
Our pursuit of bag snagging led down various paths — for example, into the obscurities of patent law.
It could lead to the regular transformation of complaints about inaccuracy, for example, into claims for libel.
This architectural use gave way early to elaborate representationalism; shrubs were shaped, for example, into ships, huntsmen, and hounds.
Fertilized eggs develop, for example, into ciliated larvae that disperse to new areas before metamorphosing into adults.
Throughout the 1990s militants tried to enforce moral rectitude, bullying local women, for example, into wearing burqas.
"I'm going to be looking at options which invite a GP, for example, into the hospital to treat that patient," Skinner told the ABC.
He spoke of the book's new insight, for example, into Hugh O'Flaherty, an Irish priest: "Everybody has always praised [O'Flaherty] because he helped Jews and escaped POWs.
But how does Facebook translate broad ethical values of respect, diversity, beneficence and justice, for example, into its decision making for research around specific audiences, projects or products?
