Sentence examples for giving one example from inspiring English sources

Giving one example when trying to explain something is never as good as giving two.

Additionally, the development of novel secretion systems was presented, giving one example of how to combine industry's needs with highly ambitious fundamental research.

Giving one example, he said that a legal provision dating from 1971 had been invoked to prevent the transmission of cases to court "unless we received permission from the minister of the agency we were investigating". As for corrupt ministers, cases could not proceed without permission from Maliki.

Giving one example, she characterized it as "quite tricky" for consumers who have an Android device that is pre-loaded with the Google Play store to use other app stores because alternative app stores cannot be downloaded from Google Play.

Giving one example of its concerns, the ICO's spokesperson pointed to recent news reports flagging fake political ads that had passed Facebook's checks and been able to circulate on the platform — until being spotted by journalists, after which they got pulled by Facebook.

"Normally one person lives in one room, and we had to let two, or four, or eight people live in a room but only for a few weeks," Zeller said in a phone interview, giving one example of how the standards were adapted.

To give one example, on more than one occasion, she sang her answer to a question.

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.

Therefore, it will be hard to achieve a consensus on same-sex relations just to give one example because it is a problem only in one region.

Nancy Muller, senior programme officer at international health NGO Path, who works on designing solutions to good menstrual hygiene, gives one example of a recent initiative.

Let's move on to item number two – 'grumpy' – I gave one example just now.