Sentence examples for instance has made from inspiring English sources

Roche, for instance, has made acquisitions and licensing deals.

Jon Kasich, the new Republican governor of Ohio, for instance, has made up an $8 billion shortfall while cutting taxes.

The lack of airlift, for instance, has made it difficult for some countries to move their men and equipment.

John Morton, for instance, has made an arresting sound installation using appropriated sounds from along the Hudson River.

Massachusetts, for instance, has made spectacular progress in math and good progress in reading in fourth and eighth grade.

Elizabeth Price, for instance, has made a wonderfully droll black-and-white film that achieves all three.

The contemporary understanding of gravity as not a strictly material entity, for instance, have made "physicalist" a more common description.

Douglas's smile and liveliness, for instance, have made her a fan favorite, with legions of little girls yelling "Gab-by!

Sir Alex Ferguson, for instance, had made a wasted journey here the previous day, when the racecourse disappeared under fog – forcing a 24-hour postponement of the Lexus Chase.

Of course, it's not in the Arab League's interest to be abused and made to look ridiculous; and some of its most powerful members — the kings of Saudi Arabia and Jordan, for instance — have made it clear that they regard Assad as having forfeited any legitimacy by killing so many of his people.

Technologies that involved in the lifting of weights, for instance, had made little progress during the Middle Ages, and, because the freemasons declined to handle large blocks of stone, the Romanesque and Gothic structures were built with smaller stone blocks, nevertheless achieving grandeur in scale.