Sentence examples for instance in the usa from inspiring English sources

In other parts of the world, for instance in the USA, argumentation is framed in the context of scientific practices (Berland & Reiser 2009).

Together with the custom of inter-racial marriage, these demographic dynamics can explain why in this country slavery never produced the forms of segregation observed, for instance, in the USA.

For instance, in the USA, variation in income tax rules or in the parameters of the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) across states is used in Eissa and Hoynes (2004) or Hoynes (1996).

In some areas of the world freshwater mussel conservation represents a crucial aspect of freshwater ecosystem conservation, for instance in the USA where up to 70%% of all freshwater mussels are endangered species (Diana 2009).

For instance, in the USA, the GM maize varieties expressing the Cry1Ab toxin are most effective against the European corn borer, but show lesser insecticidal activity against Spodoptera spp. For pest control purposes, Spodoptera species are not necessarily 'targets' because they are not reliably controlled below a damage threshold.

For instance, in the USA we are down to only four major airlines that can easily do it: United, Delta, American, and Southwest.

For instance, women in the USA on average, earn 80% of the salary of their coworkers, women's sports are still mocked, and people still refer to doing things feverishly as doing them "like a girl".

For instance while in the USA mammography is routinely offered for every healthy woman above age 40 [ 23, 27], in some poor resource countries there is no possibility of providing such services for women.

For instance, in the 20th USA Today Ad Meter survey, the pandas spot finished 44th and the salesman spot finished 49th.

For instance, in the western USA, western China, northern Russia, and the game parks and tribal lands of east and southern Africa, these disagreements between parties supporting one 'camp' or the other have boiled over into anger and entrenched positions.

In S. invicta for instance, populations introduced in the USA originate from native areas that are disturbed naturally or by human activities and where the species is ecologically dominant (Calcaterra et al. 2008).