Sentence examples for remains for example from inspiring English sources

Chile remains, for example, the only country in the Western world other than Malta that still prohibits divorce.

The crippling blockade of the Gaza Strip by Israel remains, for example, and there are ongoing humanitarian concerns for the near 2 million Palestinians living there.

It remains, for example, one of the best understood synapses in terms of the relationship between structure and function.

Colon denotes binding of subunits to each other, or a matrix or scaffold, and brackets are used to group these until no ambiguity remains, for example in the case of alternating copolymers such as MinCD or microtubules.

These changes were not well received, although some occasional question as for the classic positioning of the electrode remains, for example arguing that if the reflux did not reach that level it could go unnoticed, even when causing GERD complicated by the emergence of Barrett's epithelium in the more distal esophagus [ 13].

What are the ethical considerations that go into a display of human remains, for example?

A place remains for this treatment, for example, in severely photodamaged or scarred patients, but should only be performed in specialist centers by experienced physicians and surgeons.

It remains committed, for example, to software patents, which have stirred opposition in Europe and elsewhere.

It remains unclear, for example, how far the tiny fissures that radiate through the bedrock from hydraulic fracturing might reach.

It remains unclear, for example, why the government has today chosen to publish Mrs Gandhi's letter to Mrs Thatcher, but not Mrs Thatcher's letter to Mrs Gandhi.

They still face big structural obstacles: it remains unclear, for example, whether the young will pay for news in any form.