Sentence examples for for instance pointed from inspiring English sources

Jay Leno, for instance, pointed out in 2006 that Mr. Bush's approval rating had dropped to 35percentt.

The Floor Wage Alliance's report on Gap, for instance, pointed to "sweatshop" conditions at one of the retailer's suppliers: Workers in one factory were regularly forced into working more than 100 hours a week at poverty-level wages.

The ad for "Slumdog Millionaire," for instance, pointed out that it was chosen the year's best film by the National Board of Review, the Alliance of Women Film Journalists and seven regional critics groups.

Many Ferrari supporters, for instance, pointed to that infamous 2008 race, won by Fernando Alonso after his teammate intentionally crashed, as a crucial moment that cost Ferrari's Felipe Massa the title in the last race of the year, which he won in Brazil but lost the title to Lewis Hamilton by a single point.

Hobbes, for instance pointed out that human reason preceded experimental techniques and their application.

One user, for instance, pointed out that actor Jackie Chan and Tibetan singer Han Hong, who rank 42nd and 59th, are well-known philanthropists.

Only some sort of an intelligence could have done it, they say, and they seek to debunk evolution by, for instance, pointing to gaps in the fossil record.

Mr Bhidé, for instance, points out that "a great many new products are combinations of innumerable ideas, some patentable and some not.

Mr Volcker, for instance, points out that the American economy expanded as briskly in the financially unsophisticated 1950s and 1960s as it has done in recent decades.

FactSet, for instance, points out that while profits for companies that generate most of their sales abroad are expected to fall 9.9percentt in the second quarter, domestically focused firms are bracing for a more modest 2.8percentt decline.

British inventor James Dyson, for instance, points out that it took him 5,127 prototypes to develop his first bagless vacuum cleaner.