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

It suggests, for example, that Judas may not deserve the reputation conferred upon him by history.

It suggests, for example, that rapes carried out by corrections officers and inmates are widespread, but the actual rates of rape vary widely from place to place.

It suggests, for example, that abortion is a problematic topic for the G.O.P. because young people "conflate" abortion with Planned Parenthood, contraception and women's health care in general — as though Republican officeholders and candidates across the country hadn't done their best to draw that connection.

It suggests, for example, that spoken and written language may have evolved independently, says Baynes.

It suggests, for example, that New England Republicans are turned off by a politics increasingly dominated by Republicans from the South.

It suggests, for example, that a hitherto poorly understood part of the cell called the nucleolus may be a key site of some of those changes.

It suggested, for example, that in learning a language one learns the rules first and then goes on to apply them in speaking and understanding.

It suggested, for example, that cruise ships carry armed "sea marshals," that the state issue new rules for flight training schools and that law enforcement officials get powers to detain those suspected of terrorism "for a reasonable period".

It suggested, for example, that the plans consider how to shore up historic structures against flooding, how to use natural controls against invasive species that might move in as the climate changes, and whether to move park boundaries, create wildlife corridors outside the parks, or take other steps to maintain habitat for animals in the parks.

It suggested, for example, that, especially among low SES groups, health-promoting activities should take account of neighbourhood safety and negative early life experiences with physical activity.

He suggests, for example, that it is the responsibility of all society to end child poverty – in the process nicking from Hillary Clinton that which she nicked from Africa in the first place: "It takes a village to raise a child".