Sentence examples for instance to that from inspiring English sources

"A half-hour every morning is devoted, for instance, to that most difficult of all sounds for the tongue trained in German in childhood, the 'th' combination," The New York Times reported in June 1939.

Compare Mr. Romney's 30 percent performance in Johnson County, for instance, to that of other urban and suburban counties that have similar demographics but are elsewhere in the country: Mr. Romney took between 40 and 50 percent of the vote in the major counties that make up metropolitan Detroit, Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, allowing him to win Michigan and Ohio.

Accordingly, many similar instances (to that of Kiriakidou et al) of flawed computational analyses have been published (see [ 29], suggested by reviewer 1 and Reviewer 3 below).

It's rather amazing, for instance, to discover that his siblings have seen no advance copy.

There is little, for instance, to show that prison is much of a deterrent.

It is the time, for instance, to learn that Woodlawn is where the inventor of FM radio is buried.

She seems thunderstruck, for instance, to learn that her son has dated women without ever considering a future with them.

It would not be especially outrageous, for instance, to learn that Cthulhu has chucked his tentacles into the Tory contest.

It was never plausible, for instance, to expect that NAFTA would be a net creator of jobs.

It is a truism, for instance, to say that international financial institutions work best with strong American leadership.

It is hard, for instance, to argue that public interest dictates publishing the blueprints for an atom bomb.