Sentence examples for in just one example from inspiring English sources

Motorola's well-reviewed 8GB Moto G can currently be picked up for £129 on Amazon, in just one example of available budget smartphones running the Android OS.

As Sung Won Sohn, chief economist at Wells Fargo Bank in Minneapolis, recently noted in just one example among many: "Many people check toy prices on the Internet and ask toy stores to match them.

In just one example from the Internet Advertising Bureau in the United Kingdom, spending on digital advertising there increased from roughly £500 million in 2003 to £7.2 billion in 2014.

In just one example, the New York Times' Thomas Edsall analyses a Romney ad lambasting Obama's healthcare reform.

In just one example: He helped make the New York City Marathon the world class race it is today.

In just one example of the contentiousness of the debate, Senator Schumer recently came under withering attack from some of his own allies when he took the side of the new-rail proponents.

While genetic polymorphisms are not treated here in detail, just one example might illustrate the point: the set point of the concentration of GSH, a low-molecular-weight component, has been described as a heritable trait (117).

The rise of anti-austerity parties such as Podemos in Spain and Syriza in Greece is just one example.

The April 16 acid attack on a woman teaching in Kandahar is just one example showing that rebuilding schools and paying for books and teachers will be futile if teachers and students can't go to school in peace.

Nneka Leiba, deputy director of research at the Environmental Working Group, said the situation in Flint is just one example of a water quality concern likely weighing on Americans' minds.

Despite the current turmoil in Iraq – this week's fighting between Islamic State and government forces in Fallujah is just one example – migrants who left are increasingly coming back.