Sentence examples for states examples of from inspiring English sources

In a section on its Web site about Texaco in Ecuador, a document, "Response to Claims," states, "Examples of oil producing nations that today allow the discharge of produced water rather than injection into the ground are the U.S., Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Indonesia, Kuwait, Angola and Nigeria, along with Ecuador".

To fervent abolitionists, the southern frontiersmen of Missouri were, as the historian Michael Fellman explains in "Inside War," his study of the guerrilla campaigns in that state, examples of "impoverished barbarism," their degraded condition a result of the slave system.

To illustrate the depth of the environmental problems all children face, Towards Healthy Schools: Reducing Risks to Children includes state-by-state examples of problems over the past year.

While the application of such models in clinical or preclinical situations is still in its nascent state, examples of successful application do exist.

Each force has basically laid out a state-by-state example of what types of hits each will take if they don't get their monies.

The following section states few examples of biosurfactants as an essential component for inhibition of phytopathogens.

Bayelsa and Ebonyi states are two examples of states in South South and South East Nigeria where family planning and maternal indices are relatively poor and similar to those in northern Nigeria.

State-wide examples of co-operative economics include the Quebec Social Economy.

Professors there told him that his interest in revolutions against the state ­ examples of which he'd studied in Russia, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Poland ­ would be better served by focusing on Africa.

This time, Mr. Hirschfeld said that the industry asked lawyers throughout the state for examples of clients who had suffered because they were not able to borrow money.

Now we state more examples of interest.