Sentence examples for gives for example from inspiring English sources

The Politician is given a generalized title from the period that usually reflects the bonus that it gives: for example, "The Naturalist" gives the player four cows.

A peer gives, for example, tips on how to eat more fruit, even in the face of the identified barrier.

This 'double-counting' gives, for example, an estimated lead time of 14.1 years in men aged 55 59 years with lower grade cancer, with the model consequently only allowing death due to prostate cancer in the final 0.9 years of the 15-year observation period.

Given, for example, children's propensity to emulate elder siblings whom they admire, that sounds perfectly plausible.

Can their answers really be trusted given, for example, the apparently lukewarm support within the party for action on climate change?

Jay-Z plays irritatingly coy with conspiracy theories: he repudiates the old illuminati canard, but it's rather disingenuous given, for example, the title of this album.

Other examples of adaptation can be given; for example, liver cells, when exposed to drugs (or other chemicals), increase their level of drug-metabolizing enzymes.

The argument given — for example, at a recent hearing of the Joint Economic Committee of Congress — is that this is what the federal government has spent, on average, in recent decades.

It would have been immoderate, and even jarringly expansive, to paint this room on a larger scale, to give, for example, too much attention to detail.

Energy in an earthquake passing a particular surface site can be calculated directly from the recordings of seismic ground motion, given, for example, as ground velocity.

The concept of sequential fractional derivative is given, for example, on p.209 of the monograph [28].