Sentence examples for for instance endorsed from inspiring English sources

City Councilman Eric N. Gioia of Queens, for instance, endorsed Mr. Davis.

The newspaper is not considered a kingmaker, having, for instance, endorsed Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey in 2000.

Trump has never, for instance, endorsed David Duke, but the Klansman-turned-politician has endorsed him, and in the environment Trump has created – with its particular political pH levels – Duke has re-emerged on the southern political scene.

That was the theory under which the liberal editorial page of the Los Angeles Times, for instance, endorsed John Roberts to be chief justice, despite concerns about some of his positions.

(The National Wildlife Federation, for instance, endorses environmentally friendly outdoor products like birdbaths sold by Home Depot and receives a percentage of the product sales). The results were not encouraging: Seventy-one percent of the ventures reported that they were unprofitable, 24% believed that they were profitable, and 5% stated that they were breaking even.

Many members of the Bucknell conservatives club, for instance, endorse same-sex unions.

For instance, he endorsed Rand Paul when it was clear Mr. Paul was going to win.

Indian soap (Neem brand, for instance) is endorsed; foreign soap (Palmolive) is to be boycotted.

For instance, it endorsed market and quasi-market mechanisms in the delivery of public services and in the incentivization of public-sector performance.

At the height of the Tea Party wave, for instance, Palin endorsed and campaigned for McCain against his conservative challenger during a tough 2010 Republican primary fight in Arizona.

Yet the rhetoric from Netanyahu and Avigdor Lieberman continues to seemingly be aimed at injecting Israel into the debate in Iran (both Israeli leaders have, for instance, openly endorsed Mousavi).