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To make his case, Ackman cited the example of Canadian Pacific Railway, a company that was established in 1881.

For example, to make his case for trying Mohammed in a civilian court, Attorney General Holder has repeatedly assured people that this approach would lead to a conviction and death sentence.

But after the story went viral Armstrong apologized for the comments and for using specific examples to make his case when speaking with employees.

Nirenberg's opus is not a catalog of injustices and crimes against Jews, though he cites more than enough examples to make his case; it is a comprehensive study of the ways the idea of Judaism, and opposition thereto, has undergirded theological, intellectual and political discourse for more than two millennia.

He uses stories of the past to help make his point — for example, a French obstetrician who in the late 1870s conceived of an infant incubator from watching chickens hatch in a Paris zoo.

Mr. Ellison took Mr. Scott and others on scores of side trips to make his points — for example, showing an executive in apparel merchandising just how chemical-laden a conventional cotton farm in Turkey was, compared with an organic farm just across the road.

Otherwise, racial mistrust in Detroit will make his polices mere examples of continued attempts at either take over or tokenism.

Mr Putin is unlikely to make his choice public, for example by choosing a new prime minister, until next year.

Allardyce uses Joe Cole as an example to make his point.

But he is ready with the homey example to make his points vivid.

He always cited the same example to make his point: "'The house burned completely to the ground' is excessive.