Sentence examples for great for instance from inspiring English sources

History does furnish examples of powerful female autocrats — Russia's Catherine the Great, for instance.

A law that promises to eliminate costly paperwork and to speed transactions like purchasing home mortgages or paying taxes sounds great, for instance.

It's about how we distribute it: I think it's great, for instance, to put exciting performances online, or to talk during concerts about what we're performing.

It's not just inflated praise that can backfire; so can praise that links a child's success to some personal trait: "Wow, you're great," for instance, instead of, "Wow, you did a great job".

Bribes can also motivate bureaucrats who would otherwise shirk their duties; in the Russia of Peter the Great, for instance, most officials received small salaries and made up the difference with bribes.

King Herod the Great, for instance, is known to have crossed the Dead Sea in the last years of his life for the restorative balm of the 120-degree waters.

Given that this is the temperature of the entire planet as an average — the Arctic warming is considerably greater, for instance — it is hard to see why this trend would be something to minimize.

Savings will generally be greater, for instance, if the entire extra payment is applied to the loan with the highest interest rate, rather than being prorated to each loan individually.

However, despite the positive recommendations for mutual benefits to the source country, the financial-legal-political challenges are far greater, for instance how would these measures be funded – by government, hospitals, or public or private institutions – and which organizations in the source country would be chosen for these exchanges or programs.

Great scholars, for instance, tend to be great in very narrow disciplines.

Consider the great Babe Ruth, for instance.