Sentence examples for for example systematically from inspiring English sources

Amazon's same-day delivery service, for example, systematically tends to exclude predominantly black neighbourhoods in the 27 metropolitan areas where it was available, Bloomberg found.

Consider how Barcelona, for example, systematically seeks innovative solutions from entrepreneurs: winning proposals receive guaranteed contracts, plus additional support like office space for their operations.

When men set about drowning children, for example - systematically, cheerfully, with complete impunity -they and the forces they represent are surely going to be capable of just about anything else.

Turning to Sweden, there is for example systematically collected information on groups of travelers from the 1500s onwards, categorized as gypsies or so called "tattare" [tatars].

Dickert-Conlin and Elder (2010), for example, systematically examined the mother's and child's characteristics before and after the cutoff date and concluded that the birth timing around the enrollment cutoff date is almost random.

Metadata about the plants, such as when and where they were collected, what phase of flowering or growth they were in, and so on could improve accuracy and create research opportunities — for example, systematically comparing how leaf sizes of a certain species have changed over a century of climate change.

Millions of poor children, for example, are systematically warehoused with the nation's least qualified teachers, making a mockery of Washington's pledge to "leave no child behind".

Congress, for example, might systematically underestimate costs in order to get programs adopted, or political forces might lead to the expansion of programs once they have been adopted, whether or not the initial costs were fair estimates of the future costs.

Future studies are necessary to further specify the temporal limitations of unconscious information processing, for example by systematically varying the inter-trial interval in a masked priming experiment.

For example, I systematically interviewed almost all of the faculty in my college about their teaching.

Operational was defined as meaning that the information obtained from peer review, audits or satisfaction surveys for example, is systematically used to make improvements.