Sentence examples for gave one example from inspiring English sources

Ms. Canedo gave one example of the many extraordinary needs.

It gave one example of some agency doctors earning £400,000 for less than a year's work.

(Although she gave one example of a bulk dataset being a list of people with firearms licences).

A recent White House report (PDF), Occupational Licensing: A Framework for Policymakers gave one example: "doctors play a central role in determining their own compensation through their control of the committees that set prices paid by Medicare".

It gave one example about the Ladbroke Grove section of the route, where last year carnival floats and support vehicles caused people to be pushed to the sides of the road and police officers had to dive in to pull children and distressed adults out of the crowd.

Similarly, we also gave one example of where the Dunn index estimated a larger number of clusters than the informativeness metric, and where the cluster profiles produced from the former were not really distinct from each other.

In the following section, we will give one example on how the heteroscedasticity can be modeled using locus-specific weights that are proportional to 1/σ s.

Mind you, that gawky physical presence is in some ways a trick, there to soften the sharpness and authority of her judgments on (to give one example) the TV show RuPaul's Drag Race.

To give one example, for the Foresight project on Migration and Global Environmental Change, we brought together around 350 leading experts and stakeholders from 30 countries to look 50 years into the future.

Only two of the 19 hijackers on 9/11 carried dodgy passports to give one example—and it's not immediately obvious why any would-be bomber would need to.

To give one example, mental and physical work on the arcships so denigrated by Stross et al. would also help us devise solutions to the inexorable looming specter of finite terrestrial resources.