Sentence examples for former example from inspiring English sources

He pointed to the French company Yves Rocher as a former example.

In the former example, ABC has not sold commercials, likening that service to DVD sales; but it does sell commercials on replays of its shows on ABC.com.

As part of this commitment, we have been obliged to consider all kinds of scenarios, and I provided one such former example in today's interview that was discussed by the N.T.C. some time ago.

The former example led to the Microsoft antitrust trial; the latter led the European Union to impose hefty fines on Microsoft while forcing it to come out with a version of Windows with the Media Player stripped out.

We also obtain an iso-stress design via compliance-based model as the former example.

In contrast to the former example, the ligands of ERα feature a more heterogeneous picture (Figure 7).

Two former examples of this technique pointed the way for Hyde: actor-playwright Sam Shepard's book Motel Chronicles and Lou Reed's album New York.

The former examples are the poly ethylene oxide) (PEO) networks in which LiTCNQ and LiClO4 are dissolved, and the latter examples are the copolymers of vinylferrocene and methoxy-nona ethylene oxide)methoxy-nona ethylene LiCloxide methacrylate

In contrast with the former examples, this model opted for a deep RNN instead of a CRF for sequence labelling.

Fair enough – these types of accidents are difficult to place alongside the brutality of a terrorist attack, even if the cold, hard data shows that the former examples are far more deadly.

In terms of land management, the effective difference between the former examples of punctuated sedentarism and nomadism is the amount of time spent grazing one area before moving to another along with the amount of time allowed for plant recovery (Voisin 1988).