Most sensible writers, however, keep to hand examples of others who have had it far worse.
On the other hand, examples of travel demand management policies in developed cities can be found, for example, in Singapore (vehicle registration caps and dynamic congestion pricing), London (congestion pricing), Milan (air pollution pricing), and San Francisco (parking controls with dynamic pricing).
On the one hand, a decline in the rate of photosynthesis following attack by insects or pathogens has been documented; and on the other hand, examples of compensatory stimulation of photosynthesis have also been reported (reviewed in [ 11]).
On the other hand, examples of strains belonging to the same PFGE type and ST but with different mobile elements' profiles were also observed (e.g. NT17 of ST448).
More likely, it was just a close-at-hand example of a country whose residents were mostly white.
And James provided a first-hand example of how improvements can be made.
Here is the first-hand example of what can result from it.
It was Ben who took young Vinny to his first Broadway-bound musical and Ben who was a close-at-hand example of the joys and hazards of the performing life.
First-hand examples of these kinds of activities can be found in archives such as the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum (BDCM) in Exeter, which contains fan scrapbooks dedicated to early stars such as Vilma Bánky and the Talmadge Sisters.
We see plenty of first-hand examples of how successful engagement on ESG risks can improve the financial performance of companies, benefiting society as well as investors.
He sprinkled in a few statistics about small businesses, but one has to wonder why, since they had nothing to do with the issue at hand (an example of the "non sequitur" fallacy).
