Sentence examples for raised example from inspiring English sources

So-called sweatshops (in which workers typically labor under harsh and hazardous conditions) are also a frequently raised example of how western consumers are implicated in far away suffering, given the high level of dependence in high-income countries on labor from low-income ones.

He raised examples of companies that lost jobs under Mr. Romney's time at the company, declaring that Mr. Romney "should explain" himself.

Carter argued that most people don't want to know what's going on, raising examples and emotion.

Alternatively, Suzanne Bergeron, for example, raises examples of studies that illustrate the multifaceted effects of globalization on women, including Kumudhini Rosa's study of Sri Lankan, Malaysian, and Philippine, workers in free trade zones as an example of local resistance to globalization.

This question has been raised, for example, in the European Union over the case of competition policy.

ABI's Yvonne Braun raised the example of the Netherlands, where people work for their pensions on Fridays.

Very occasionally the temperature is raised, an example being in the aftermath of the Libyan bombings in 1986.

The meeting with Putin on Tuesday was not the first time Abbott had raised the example of the US shooting down an Iranian passenger plane in 1988.

Some raised the example of Ukraine's natural gas crisis, saying it was a mistake to grant Russia power over Georgia's energy supply.

During the meeting, "Medvedev raised the example of Mubarak in a cage," a senior official said, referring to Mr. Mubarak's confinement at his trial.

Such questions are now being raised, for example in the volume edited by Owen et al. ([2013a]) and in a conference in Oslo, December 2012b.