Sentence examples for for instance suggest from inspiring English sources
Official figures for 2013, for instance, suggest 800 Northern Irish females had abortions in Britain – although that number is regarded as an underestimate.
They also dispense copywriting advice: "You might, for instance, suggest that they use your product to 'maintain a smooth complexion' rather than improve their currently crappy one".
"Duration" and "time spent", for instance, suggest how long one or more people were interacting with a page, which in turn hints at how "engaged", or alert, they were.
Some economists, for instance, suggest adding some form of wage subsidy or insurance to encourage employment and protect the income of displaced workers forced to take a lower-paying job.
The carvings at Yazılıkaya, for instance, suggest that the official pantheon of the Hittite Empire was thoroughly Hurrianized; Hittite queens had Hurrian names; and Hurrian mythology appears in Hittite epic poems.
Recent systematic arrests of high-profile student protesters, and the use of apartheid-era tactics (apprehending students in their dorm rooms at night, for instance), suggest that a hard-line law-and-order approach is going to take precedence over negotiation.
UBS, for instance, suggests a demarcation point of 2.5%.
John McCain, for instance, suggests allowing more competition across state borders.
(Ronald, for instance, suggests "the Bernhard," the golden little brother in "The Blue Flower").
The DfID study, for instance, suggests private schools do no better than state ones.
Mr. Wozniak, for instance, suggests disconnecting your battery if you use your laptop as a desktop replacement.
