Sentence examples for instance notes from inspiring English sources

The old sexist idea that women only needed "pin money" helped keep jobs like those at Walmart low-paid (and contributed to the scant hours), even as these jobs became ubiquitous throughout the economy and more people came to rely on them for their entire income – Demos, for instance, notes that retail sales is the most common job sector in America now.

One print ad, for instance, notes that "30 years ago, quality was the best in the world 20 years ago, it wasn't".

One print ad, for instance, notes that "30 years ago, GM quality was the best in the world 20 years ago, it wasn't".

Katherine Hayles, for instance, notes how "the techno-ecstasies found in various magazines" refer to "the transformation into the posthuman as if it were a universal human condition when in fact it affects only a small fraction of the world's population" [29].

Saunders ([2006], 4), for instance, notes 'a continuation of highly differentiated cultural meanings developed through family, community and peer group.' Furthermore, working-class attitudes are often influenced by middle-class subjectivities (Reay [2001]) and a yearning to acquire cultural capital (see Bourdieu and Passeron [2000]).

Sahlin, for instance, notes that he came up with the characters and the story before he decided how it would all play out.

Trump loyalists, for instance, noted Romney's public opposition to Trump during the campaign.

Rabbis around town, for instance, note that they rarely see cookie tables.

Their lawyers, for instance, noted that the state had failed to execute its own plans properly.

The 2002 annual report, for instance, noted that "SICO's owners expect that these profit participation plans will continue".

Researchers who study the biomechanics of aging, for instance, note that push-ups can provide the strength and muscle memory to reach out and break a fall.