Sentence examples for rose for example from inspiring English sources

The median price of a new home in November rose, for example, and sales in the Northeast, Midwest and West all grew by double digits for the month.

Dark colour values look heavier than light values; a deep red rose, for example, appears heavier in an arrangement than a pale pink carnation, even though they are the same size.

This is the opposite of what you'd expect in a booming developing nation that's drawing overseas investors who lift demand for its currency (and the opposite of what happened to the yen as Japan rose, for example).

Kennedy explained: "The Davies commission has said if capacity is unconstrained and demand rose for example by 200%, it would be necessary for the carbon price, and cost of flights, to rise by the figures in the report to keep the increase in demand to 60%." Kennedy stressed other environmental factors would be in play, but were not his committee's responsibility.

One prevailing idea is that carnivory in plants is not a black and white duality, but rather a spectrum from strict non-carnivorous photoautotrophs (a rose, for example) to fully carnivorous plants with active trapping mechanisms like those of Dionaea or Aldrovanda.

While this may be a way of protecting themselves against recognizing the possibility that they could have biases, I'm sure that if put to the test, they could tell the difference between a carnation, a tulip, and a rose, for example.

Debt payments would rise, for example.

The "subsistence" wage itself might rise, for example.

Convection is the mass movement of a fluid: hot water rising, for example.

As sea-levels rise, for example, the IPCC warns that 35m refugees could flee Bangladesh's flooded delta by 2050.

Betting on house prices continuing to rise, for example, is risky, but will generate handsome rewards in most years.