Sentence examples for include by from inspiring English sources

The show "Terrorists," he told me, airs vintage footage of what it terms "Zionist crimes," which include, by Hezbollah's definition, any Israeli action, offensive or defensive.

Our clients are worldwide and include by way of example the Sydney Morning Herald, the South China Morning Post, MSN and users of the Guardian Open Platform.

Popular solutions include by author, by genure, by color, and (a personal favorite) by whichever way prevents a teetering stack from falling.

You select the photos you want to include by tapping on them in your archive, and the app displays them as thumbnail images on a timeline.

Launching a new round will require compromises on what a new round should include, by many countries and on several issues.

Known victories on slimmer margins - which were not overturned by subsequent legal challenges - include by Nat Cook in South Australia's Fisher in 2014 (nine votes) and Fran Bailey in the federal seat of McEwen in 2007 (31 votes).

Groundwater quality can be influenced by multiple types of human-induced activities in addition to the geological factors which include by-products from factories, agricultural practices, industrial, municipal activities and residential (Nas and Berktay 2010).

We proposed to define them as groups A, B, and C. In Group A, three subgroups were identified: subgroups A1, A2, and A3 mainly include BY-kinases from Actinobacteria, Cyanobacteria, and Firmicutes, respectively.

Lehmann and Keller (2006) and Connor (2010) include by-product mutualism and the Snowdrift game as mechanisms of direct benefit cooperation, but these are different mechanisms, with the first involving individual selection unrelated to helping others for the trait, while the second is negative frequency-dependent selection related to helping when the partner helps.

The extended metabolome composition may include by-products that affect viability and damage forms that reach and pass the detection thresholds during organism's aging (Phoenix and de Grey, 2007), but they likely represent only the tip of the iceberg of cumulative damage.

Including by Nancy and myself.