Sentence examples for instance in the two from inspiring English sources
They make news, too, with big-tag items at home, for instance in the two richest statelets in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), with the world's tallest building in Dubai or a new Louvre museum in Abu Dhabi.
(Comcast, for instance, in the two years before the proposed Time-Warner merger was announced, had seen costs soar about 20%.) Merging is one strategy these behemoths hope will help them limit (or at least cope with) the size of those costs.
For instance, in the two phase region, liquid phase pressure and saturation are commonly chosen as the primary variables; whereas in the single gas or liquid phase region, the saturation of the missing phase will be substituted by the concentration or mass fraction of one light component.
For instance, in the two variables Michaelis-Menten model, we found essentially two types of reduced models, corresponding to quasi-equilibrium and quasi-stationarity approximations [ 19].
For instance in the two provinces the IC process estimated the funds required to implement the national recommendation to install one midwife per barangay (village) to support community health teams.
For instance, in the two major QTL on chromosome 2 involved in brix (sugar accumulation), annotated genes involved in polysaccharide metabolism, transport and corresponding regulation genes may become candidate genes for those QTL [ 26].
For instance, in the one mortgage security case the S.E.C. has brought against JPMorgan, the bank settled the allegations in June for $153.6 million.
For instance, in the five minutes it has taken you to read this essay, 100,000 land animals have been killed for food in the United States alone.
For instance, in the five years since Lynne Abraham left the office of district attorney in Philadelphia, where she had secured 45 death sentences in 19 years, there have been only three death sentences.
For instance, in the four years to 1995-96, the most recent for which figures are available, the numbers of patients treated by hospital consultants in England rose by 21%, almost double the real rise in NHS spending over the period.
For instance, in the three years from 1995 to 1997, the value of final estates rose 65% in the United States; but bequests to heirs grew by 57% whereas charitable bequests rose 110%.
