Sentence examples for is made for instance from inspiring English sources

Few homeowners need to watch a promotional video of how a particular company's hardware is made, for instance.

No mention is made, for instance, of Dana International, the transsexual who was Israel's official entry to the Eurovision Song Contest two years ago.

Much is made, for instance, of the cheeky way in which the French fobbed off their worst wine on the Germans while walling up their best for future private consumption; how bottles were relabelled, paperwork fiddled, vintages adulterated, and the Boches taken for a ride.

Unfortunately we can not increase M arbitrarily since it determines the acquisition time (the time lag before a decision is made), for instance 12, 24, and 48 observed OFDM symbols represent 1.25, 2.5, and 5 ms time-lag for WiMAX Mobile.

Reviews on the effectiveness of feedback have shown that it is most effective when it is immediate (Darby 2006), provided frequently (Fischer 2008; Abrahamse et al. 2005), and when a relevant comparison is made, for instance with earlier behavior or with that of others.

Investments have already been made, for instance, in a project to connect the Long Island Rail Road to Grand Central Terminal, and another to connect the L.I.R.R. to John F. Kennedy International Airport.

Consonants written double in the Classical period were probably so pronounced (a distinction was made, for instance, between anus 'old woman' and annus 'year').

What the narrator ends up celebrating is the power of literature's comparative immateriality — how you can describe works that can't be made or haven't yet been made, for instance.

You can see the case for it being made, for instance, in this piece from scarily smart political scientist Thomas Schaller on why the Dems no longer need the south.

Much has been made, for instance, in pro-gun circles of an argument advanced by John R. Lott, a University of Chicago professor, that laws allowing people to carry concealed weapons had decreased violent crime.

He must have known before the appointments were made, for instance, that Condoleezza Rice's name fits exactly into the meter of "The March of the Siamese Children" from "The King and I" ("Condoleezza Rice, who is cold as ice, is precise with her advice") and that Alberto Gonzales rhymes with "loyal über alles".