Sentence examples for for instance thought from inspiring English sources

One girl, for instance, thought Jamaica was a state and Africa was just south of the United States.

More than half, for instance, thought a person's age and marital status were factors in calculating credit scores.

Few, for instance, thought the aging Mavericks and the aging Spurs would be so dangerous this season.

The council members of the Native Village of Georgetown, for instance, thought the project could bolster a sense of cultural pride.

The managers of one young software company, for instance, thought they could promote better communication among employees by hosting "beer meets" and other events.

Consumers, for instance, thought their household finances had got worse over the past year and they expected the wider economy to get worse in the year ahead.

For instance, thoughts about "eye" and "foot" produced similar neural stirrings as other words related to body parts.

The archaea, for instance, without thought, almost without sensation, has evolved for perhaps 3.8 billion years.

Deception, for instance, long thought to be unique to humans, is present in monkeys and crows, which can even hide their attempts to deceive.

For instance, much thought goes into "accessibility tradeoffs," the costs associated with placing subway and bus stops closer together and farther apart.

For instance, some thought that only those with leukaemia, or those employed in particular sectors could obtain free treatment, whilst others thought that only injections were provided free of charge.