Sentence examples for it notes for example that from inspiring English sources

It notes, for example, that agencies often work at cross-purposes, in some cases penalizing, instead of helping, addicts.

It notes, for example, that "The United States will not have a final, fixed missile defense architecture," but rather an "initial set of capabilities that will evolve to meet the changing threat".

It notes, for example, that Mr. bin Laden's operatives bought Russian Kalashnikov rifles, guns and bombs from their "Yemenite brothers," and carried out operations in Ethiopia, especially in its capital, Addis Ababa.

It notes, for example, that IS is now using more platforms to spread propaganda — citing its own research which shows the group using 145 platforms from July until the end of the year that it had not used before.

It notes, for example, that minority students are more likely to be suspended from charter schools than their white peers".

It notes, for example, that minority students are more likely to be suspended from charter schools than their white peers". African American parents often have to make difficult decisions when selecting schools for their children, especially families living in inner-city communities with under-performing schools.

It noted, for example, that it will have less content that its rival Netflix, but its price point will also reflect that — meaning, it will cost less than Netflix.

It noted, for example, that the number of Hispanic women who began prenatal care in the first trimester of their pregnancies rose by 19percentt from 1989 to 1995.

A lawsuit filed Wednesday in federal district court in Los Angeles reiterated those similarities; it noted, for example, that both books have passages about a wedding and an after-wedding sex scene on a beach.

It noted, for example, that a marriage "entered into for the purpose of procuring an alien's admission as an immigrant" to the United States is not valid for obtaining lawful status, even if it is valid under state law.

It noted, for example, that a personnel plan for Sanchez's headquarters "was not finally approved until December 2003, six months into the insurgency". The result, the report concludes, was that Sanchez and his undermanned staff were overwhelmed and unable to take needed actions.