For instance, from Lisbon to Porto there's a train that will take you there in less than 3 hours!
For instance, from 2003 to 2006 there was a 10% increase in prescriptions of antibiotics to children in the UK.
It varies, for instance, from discipline to discipline and department to department, even when controlling for all other factors.
For instance, from 2004 to 2007, about 70% of all injury accidents and 43% of the fatalities occurred inside urban agglomerations.
It added nonstop flights, for instance, from Newark to Lomé, Togo, a hub for the airline, that then continue on to Addis Ababa.
In some parts existing streets needed to be widened, but in others the route was completely blocked, for instance from Houston to Bleecker to Bond to Great Jones.
The laser light is polarised, meaning that it vibrates more in one direction than the other (for instance, from side-to-side rather than up-and-down).
In its early days the Bank's biggest security challenge was forgers altering the value of a note, for instance from £10 to £20, rather than attempting to replicate the note itself.
The book drifts in flashback, for instance, from Guatemala to the Miami bedroom where Anil has a tryst with her married lover, Cullis, who is as much on her mind as Sailor the skeleton.
Surely, many kids and perhaps even a few adults know enough of the alphabet to wonder why train designations leap, for instance, from G to J, skipping stops in between.
Your customers' needs change; your business evolves (going, for instance, from high growth to mature); new products and distribution methods emerge as threats.
