Sentence examples for stating for instance from inspiring English sources
Ms. Gorin, with fluttery hands and a plaintive tone, took some positions that were so reactionary that they seemed to be feigned, stating for instance that "world travel is overrated; I find other countries dirty".
The book also laid the groundwork for the Holocaust, stating, for instance, that Jews are and "will remain the eternal parasite, a freeloader that, like a malignant bacterium, spreads rapidly whenever a fertile breeding ground is made available to it".
However, to avoid counter-fallacies, it would be prudent to express clearly the actual aim stating, for instance, that the argument is not about the scientific evidence for or against creationism (which would be discussed elsewhere) but about the implications (educational, theological, sociological, etc).
It has stated, for instance, that it has accumulated losses of $96.2 million.
It states, for instance, that he served with Army Special Forces, but the Army says it has no record of that.
It is not stated, for instance, that an intact body will be required at the time of resurrection.
You state, for instance, that the "majority of the world's climate scientists have convinced themselves" that human activity is the cause of climate change.
It was stated, for instance, that every killing results in an investigation, but there have been no reports on the outcome of any of these investigations.
It states, for instance, that the city maintains more than 150 fuel tanks filled with unleaded gasoline for its fleet of vehicles, and that nearly 8,000 of its office "work stations" go unused.
In the UK case of R (Daly) v Secretary of State for the Home Department the House of Lords stated for instance that administrators must justify themselves when they "limit" the convention rights of individuals.
A section (or sub-section) on statistical methods should clearly state, for instance, how the sample size was estimated and how the data were analysed in relation to each of the objectives and underlying biological and statistical assumptions made.
