Sentence examples for instance to keep from inspiring English sources

It is thus able to fine-tune them, for instance to keep power consumption low or make touch screens react faster.

It argued late last month before the United States Supreme Court, for instance, to keep secret the deliberations of Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force.

The results have been mixed; he has spent a fortune, for instance, to keep afloat The New York Post, which loses an estimated $70 million a year, in a campaign to squash its tabloid rival, The Daily News.

But he advised that even very simple measures – shutting the curtains during the day, for instance, to keep the light out, or painting houses in light colours – could help to reduce the temperatures people experience at home.

He added that a new feature of the software will soon allow him to organize the wait list based on customer profiles -- for instance, to keep a 50-50 between betweenewew and returning customers.

So, while the Bank of Korea kept interest rates unchanged last week, citing a U.S. slowdown and fiscal strains in Europe as downside risks, Ms. Dwor-Frecaut said she expected Thailand, for instance, to keep raising borrowing costs back to more normal, precrisis levels.

The protective function is to protect the product and, in some instances, to keep the product from damaging surrounding items.

Although most of his works are tales of private crime, internecine rather than international, and set in postwar France, there is almost no corner of them that is not illuminated by what he saw and heard when his country was ruled by oppression, and when ordinary people were forced to decide what, or whom, they would obey — and, in some instances, to keep their decision a secret.

AWS now offers this idea of hypothesis-driven development that gives customers a combination of instances, spot instances and reserved instances to keep the application optimized based upon its workload.

Sitcom reruns, for instance, angle to keep entertaining us, over and over, and profitably.

But while Ben Butley, for instance, seems to keep one ear cocked to his own incipient collapse, the joke of "Government Inspector" lies in the collective obtuseness on view.