Sentence examples for instance pointed to from inspiring English sources

The Floor Wage Alliance's report on Gap, for instance, pointed to "sweatshop" conditions at one of the retailer's suppliers: Workers in one factory were regularly forced into working more than 100 hours a week at poverty-level wages.

Many Ferrari supporters, for instance, pointed to that infamous 2008 race, won by Fernando Alonso after his teammate intentionally crashed, as a crucial moment that cost Ferrari's Felipe Massa the title in the last race of the year, which he won in Brazil but lost the title to Lewis Hamilton by a single point.

Lezaun & Soneryd [25], for instance, pointed to the dilemma that those parts of the public who are informed and organized are not seen to represent the general public but to pursue their vested interests; those who are unorganized are uninformed and unable to form an opinion.

Only some sort of an intelligence could have done it, they say, and they seek to debunk evolution by, for instance, pointing to gaps in the fossil record.

But my Achilles' heel is my overly literal approach: any time an instructor telegraphs a coming move midsong by, for instance, pointing to the right or holding up three fingers to denote repetition, I am sure to make these prescriptive actions the very centerpiece of my dancing.

Thus, the evidence in this instance points to 2 potential sources of infection: direct handling of rodents in the field or residential exposure to aerosolized hantavirus particles.

Mr Volcker, for instance, points to the absence of financial crises just after the second world war.

His eagerness to seek out and commit to paper scenes of "progress" in post-Culloden Scotland, lead mining and pleasure gardens and the like, may for instance point to a belief on his part that a more united Britain will bring forth economic advance and a rise in civility and manners.

Wyeth, for instance, points to a 1999 study that claimed doctors were becoming less likely to provide hormone replacement therapies solely to benefit the heart.

Lushkov, for instance, points to the arena at Meereen as being inspired by the Flavian amphitheater--otherwise known as the Colosseum.

Shanks, for instance, points to one project that failed to enter this year, but may still be a promising strategy for the future.