Sentence examples for for instance explains from inspiring English sources

(Negativity bias, for instance, explains why in the average marital relationship it takes five compliments to make up for a single cutting remark).

For instance, explains Arney, "we know that breast cancer is more common in inactive women, so if shift workers get less exercise than the general population, this could explain their higher risk".

The publicity material for the broadband network provider "Superfast Worcestershire", for instance, explains that the speed "is affected by the distance that a premise is located from its serving cabinet" (how intriguing that sounds!).

One man, for instance, explains how the simple shutting off of an outdoor fountain in a familiar spot disorients him, because the sound of the fountain helped him navigate the sidewalks.

Your descriptions of your peers and teachers are as wickedly forthright as your descriptions of yourself; one section, for instance, explains that there are two kinds of debate coaches: bearded and stout, and then you name the major players from your era and say which is which, and how fat they are.

John Longworth, head of the British Chambers of Commerce, for instance, explains that although a clear majority of his members do not want to leave the EU, a majority say they want to stay in a "reformed Europe" (see chart 2).

There have been no reports, for instance, explaining the exact cause of the avalanche.

Mr. McMillan, for instance, explained that Ms. Wilson's habit of training hard every day probably made her a slower racer, because her legs never properly recovered.

The clued-up staff will happily talk you through the menu or, for instance, explain what that contraption on the bar top is (it is a Randall, used to infuse draft beer with fruit, herbs and such like).

An article in Saturday's Times by Claire Cain Miller, for instance, explained how Internet companies such as Google and Microsoft cooperate with the N.S.A.'s requests for the e-mail messages and videos of terror suspects.

This morning, an attorney who stood in front of a store called the Balloon Saloon, for instance, explained that, just yesterday, he was driving down the street with a friend and noted how unusual it was for the base of a crane to stretch so far across a street.