Sentence examples for instance shared from inspiring English sources

The religious right, for instance, shared a ready-made language of redemption.

Stephen A. Schwarzman, the private equity magnate, for instance, shared his misgivings about financial regulatory overhauls with the German chancellor, Angela Merkel.

"In the long run, we will have to face the same realities," Macron also said, and this is indeed an essential liberal belief, one that Barack Obama, for instance, shared during the Presidential transition: that reality will shape a fantasist more than the fantasist can shape reality.

A most general unifier (mgu) produces the most general instance shared by two unifiable expressions.

For instance, shared fleet models may become prevalent, rendering the concept of private car ownership obsolete for many.

Shaw Wu of Sterne Agee, for instance, shared that his firm is estimating around between 3 and 3.5 million sales of the iPhone 5 during the launch weekend, but that's just an extrapolated number Wu tells me, coming out of its quarterly projections for the device, and meant only to loosely represent the first few days as it relates to the rest of the three-month period.

Manufacturing, for instance, shares its wealth much more evenly across the UK than banking.

For instance, "Sharing the Land of Canaan," by Mazin B. Qumsiyeh, carefully studies human rights and the Israeli-Palestinian struggle.

The Toyota 4Runner V-8 and the Lexus GX 470, for instance, share their 4.7-liter engine and five-speed automatic transmission.

Hans Hoffman's meticulous gouache of a hedgehog and Virgil Solis's profile of a greyhound, for instance, share a corner with Peter Flötner's bronze plaquettes of figures representing Charity and Temperance.

The Kings, for instance, share the Staples Center with the Lakers and Clippers, which means AEG, their owner, is "more likely to retain revenue certainty to support operations," Fitch Ratings said in a report issued Thursday.