Sentence examples for name an example from inspiring English sources

The German intelligence service – the Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND) – to name an example close to home, does exactly the same thing as the NSA abroad and it does so within a similar legal framework.

When asked to name an example of unfair treatment, Cameron said, correctly, that the Sunday Mirror had gone trawling through his bins in an attempt to demonstrate he was exaggerating his 'green' credentials.

Asiri couldn't name an example.

All respondents who chose the identical wording to that of the defined task were requested to name an example.

It often prefixes Arabic proper nouns, especially place-names; an example is Al-Jazīrah (Arabic: "The Island"), the name of an interfluvial region in Sudan.

It is a commonplace that there are such names; an example is 'Vulcan,' the name introduced for the planet between Mercury and the sun which was causing perturbations in the orbit of Mercury.

In addition, there are also a small number of cases where several similar pathways are included in one pathway name--an example is shown in the last row of Table 6.

A trivial name is an example of a registry-lookup chemical identifier: it provides a unique label for the named substance but the label itself says nothing (or little) about the characteristic properties and structure.

Just wait till she mentions your name as an example, I thought, cursing myself.

Extrapolating this into a name is an example of gematria, an ancient numbers game that assigns each letter of the alphabet a numerical value.

She mentioned Ms. Paltrow (by first name) as an example: "Gwyneth was super uncoordinated when she started, and it takes a few months to get down the routines.