Sentence examples for nations for instance from inspiring English sources

The Central American nations, for instance, want a free trade agreement with the United States that resembles Nafta.

The racism it has practiced against unfavored nations, for instance, Israel, is well known.

And with the mobile market booming in BRIC nations, for instance, why would Google ignore the rest of the world?

They noted that many poor nations, for instance, are clustered in tropical regions characterized by poor soils for agriculture and lots of nasty diseases, such as malaria.

West African nations, for instance, historically appear to have reported to FAO just 40% of the catches made by local vessels in near-shore waters, found UBC's Dyhia Belhabib.

A common practice in developed nations, for instance, is to have a Value Added Tax that provides manufacturers with tax rebates as an added incentive to export goods.

But reflecting on the ways they perceived and organised their world is a valuable reminder that concepts we take for granted – the nation state, for instance – are the product of particular historical circumstances.

A writer from The Nation, for instance, opined, "A tendency to blackness in the flesh-shades is the principal artistic infelicity in this curious and learned work".

As Japan's team inspired the nation, for instance, lines 100 yards long formed at a Tokyo sporting goods store stocked with the coveted authentic Japan team shirts, with fans desperate to surrender $125 for an Adidas team shirt.

It's pretty consistent with the nation's aggressive foreign policy and inward-focused populist bent (the nation, for instance, has threatened to shoot down illegal Chinese fishing ships in their water despite China's immense power and supremacy in Indonesian security, trade, and diplomatic relations).

The military has long engaged in information warfare against hostile nations -- for instance, by dropping leaflets and broadcasting messages into Afghanistan when it was still under Taliban rule.