Sentence examples for for example noting from inspiring English sources

In other cases, it seems to have drawn on Merriam-Webster's research (for example noting, as MWDEU does, that split infinitives can be found in English literature going back to the 14th century).

In 1914, when the moorland mist had cleared a little, Agnes Grey was re-evaluated to a degree, with writer May Sinclair, for example, noting that "Anne Brontë attacks her problem with a freedom and audacity before which her sisters' boldest enterprises seem cowardly and restrained.

Liberman says that he acted not because the researchers questioned his technology but because they targeted him personally by, for example, noting in a section titled "Who is Mr. Liberman?" that he has no university degree.

For example, noting the presence of water, those whose judgmental capacities are sufficiently well trained might withhold judgment about the stick's shape (Hinton 1973: 114ff includes a useful discussion of some of Austin's claims about illusions).

Finally, the firm analyses data sent back by drivers using its product, for example noting if a road is one-way and making sure this corresponds with its map labels.

Instead, he quickly rattled off each of Amazon's businesses, for example noting that it's delivering "great returns" in retail, and said, "We feel very good about the opportunity" as the media business becomes increasingly digital.

Justice Samuel Alito, for example, noted that same sex marriage was newer than cellphones or the internet.

Paul Krugman, for example, notes that we need to adjust for demographics.

Barclays Capital analysts, for example, noted that in China refineries were increasing diesel imports to address severe supply shortages.

Several speakers from Colorado, for example, noted that each of that state's counties sets its own child-support policies.

Mayer, for example, notes that women have more opportunities in Silicon Valley because there's no entrenched hierarchy there.