Sentence examples for towards, for example, from inspiring English sources

A forthcoming paper* calculates that, even if Japanese borrowing patterns converge only halfway towards, for example, American ones, demand for bank loans could shrink by 30%.

But the report says: "Like many extractive industries operating in the developing world, Mittal's corporate social responsibility machine has done no more than pay lip service to local developmental needs by making a few cheap gestures towards, for example, health and education.

Caroline Lucas, the leader of the party, said: "I would encourage all Green party members to commit to this, bearing in mind that most Greens will have been striving to reduce their carbon footprints anyway, and for many people the next steps towards, for example, carbon-neutral housing, would need to be facilitated by a package of government grants, subsidies and feed-in tariffs".

This indicates that these and similar functional groups could be used to further increase the selectivity towards, for example, cancer related CA XII.

This paradigm, the 'cough hypersensitivity syndrome', also includes patients with symptoms that may indicate a reflux disease, such as patients with a general hypersensitivity towards, for example, environmental irritants.

The cough hypersensitivity syndrome is a new paradigm that accounts for unexplained cough and includes several groups of chronic cough patients, both those with symptoms that may indicate a reflux disease and those with a general hypersensitivity towards, for example, environmental irritants [ 32, 33, 47].

Take the attitude towards cycling, for example.

This is altruism towards strangers, for example, charity.

Finally, gearing growth policies towards investment, for example in infrastructure, social housing and green technologies.

We may grow up watching our parents struggle with money and subconsciously develop negative, fearful emotions towards it, for example.

Discriminatory laws and social norms towards widows, for example, can seriously disadvantage women's access to resources, especially in low-income countries.