Sentence examples for for example nationwide from inspiring English sources
For example, Nationwide is offering 3.5percentnt for six months on balance transfers and purchases.
For example, Nationwide offers two no-monthly-fee current accounts: FlexAccount, which throws in free European multi-trip travel insurance but pays no credit interest, and FlexDirect, which pays 5% interest up to £2,500 for 12 months, then 1%, provided you pay in £1,000 or more per month.
For example, Nationwide's FlexDirect pays 5% on balances up to £2,500, fixed for 12 months, provided a customer pays in at least £1,000 a month – but after 12 months the rate falls to just 1%.
For example, nationwide savings rates hover around 40%, less than 5% of the population owns credit cards, and Chinese business-to-customer Web purchases make up less than 1% of America's $127 billion in 2007 Internet sales.
For example, nationwide governmental programmes such as Chile's Cresce Contigo (engaging men in prenatal care and childbirth) or Brazil's National Comprehensive Healthcare Policy for Men (HIV-testing and violence prevention for all men in public health system) are implemented to men across societal divisions (Separavich and Canesqui 2013).
For example, Nationwide posted its entire spot, featuring the rapper Kevin Federline, on its Web site (nationwide.com), six days before Super Bowl XLI was played.
In December, for example, a nationwide "Right on Crime" initiative, partly based on reforms from Texas, was unveiled.
For example, the nationwide struggles are creating a buyer's market for economic development, so let's be bold and win even more jobs for Texans.
For example, under Nationwide's SVR terms and conditions the difference between the base rate and the SVR cannot exceed 2%.
After observing, for example, that nationwide there are about three men for every woman who majors in economics, Goldin is running a randomized control trial of different strategies to address this inequity.
As I argued recently in the Los Angeles Times, it might be possible to win GOP support to a partial legalisation scheme – either Dream or AgJobs – if Democrats were willing to include stepped-up enforcement (for example, a nationwide expansion of the E-Verify workplace verification system) as part of the same deal.
