Sentence examples for instance suggests that from inspiring English sources

The painting titled "Navy Blue" (2002-4), for instance, suggests that a landscape viewed through a window is but a trick of the eye.

The way we react to the obvious intelligence of crows, for instance, suggests that we are fundamentally puzzled by our own intelligence by intelligence itself.

A new analysis by a trio of Canadian academics based on the video game "StarCraft II", for instance, suggests that raw brainpower peaks at 24.

The order filed against Barclays, for instance, "suggests that the fragmented markets for electricity are vulnerable to wily trading schemes," DealBook's Peter Eavis writes.

A study in Thailand, for instance, suggests that turning a hectare of mangrove forest into shrimp farms makes $1,220 a year but inflicts $12,400 of damage every year on local livelihoods, fisheries and coastal protection.

What little is known about recycling hazardous waste in America, for instance, suggests that only 15-20% is actually recycled; the rest gets incinerated or buried in landfills, according to the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA).

Left to right, in this instance, suggested that someone was running toward the house where Mr. Martin was staying.

Reports this week, for instance, suggested that Paris wants to wrest back from Brussels control over certain decisions on taxation.

They also dispense copywriting advice: "You might, for instance, suggest that they use your product to 'maintain a smooth complexion' rather than improve their currently crappy one".

An opinion poll in April, for instance, suggested that 90% of Iraqis would refuse to live next door to Americans.Things were not meant to turn out this way.

One California regional vice president, for instance, suggested that women did not seek management positions because of their "family commitments," the lawsuit says.