Sentence examples for taking one example from inspiring English sources

Taking one example, British Vogue has had just three black women on its front cover in the past five years.

Taking one example, he says, Android has 900 solitaire apps, and the App Store has 1,200.

This hypothesis is worked out by taking one example, the setting-up of the "National Centres of Competence in Research" (NCCR) in Switzerland and analyse the processes that have contributed to the acceptance of this funding measure.

Just taking one example, Case and Taper (2000) theoretically show that without competition, a single species responds almost entirely to climate change through a range shift, whereas two competing species respond via both range shifts and local adaptation.

Just taking one example, Loeuille and Leibold (2008a) showed theoretically that the evolution of plant defensive morphs in response to different herbivores altered local and regional patterns of nutrient dynamics, biodiversity, and food web structure.

France, to take one example, is on the other extreme.

On August 24, to take one example, the Charity Commission launched an enquiry into the charity "Crescent Relief" and froze its bank accounts.

The instruction "Clear the accumulator"—that is, erase what was on the register was, to take one example, written as the binary number 1111001010.

"Waldorf Astoria Hotel" (1905), to take one example, is a pencil drawing on four sheets of newsprint, about ten feet long.

Take one example, a relatively new book on the shelves called The Art Of Being Normal by Lisa Williamson.

To take one example, ex-General James Mattis is on the board of General Dynamics.