Sentence examples for real-world example of from inspiring English sources

For a real-world example of the effect of lower search costs, think of today's e-reader price wars.

Gillard cites the former Victorian premier Ted Baillieu as a "real-world example" of a politician who tried to ignore the demands of the media cycle.

But the bulk of the commission's time was focused on a real-world example of the havoc wrought by derivatives: the unrelenting demand for additional collateral that Goldman sought from the American International Group beginning in the summer of 2007.

"That was a real-world example of hospitals and insurers seeing that the had common interests," said Paul Ginsberg, a health economist who is president of the Center for Studying Health Systems Change, a nonprofit research group in Washington.

In a more real-world example of this effect, the anthropologist Richard Sosis of the University of Connecticut found that in Israel during the second intifada in the early 2000s, 36 percent of secular women in the town of Tzfat recited psalms in response to the violence.

And yet in Prince Edward County it was hard not to sense a lesson for the rest of the country — here was no simple fairy tale about rapid reconciliation, or an end to prejudice and fear, but a real-world example of fashioning a new coherence.

Yet there are only a handful of real-world examples of land value taxes (LVT).

Justice Stephen G. Breyer asked for real-world examples of such disclosures, and Mr. Klineberg said he was aware of none.

Probably he remembers how Bush sold his first tax cut with "tax families", supposedly real-world examples of how the cuts would benefit regular Americans.

There are real-world examples of local economies that appear to have suffered under blue laws, and others that appear to have not.

So rather than leading on standard academic arguments and debates, I started from real-world examples of when freedom is expressed or curtailed.