Sentence examples for trial for example from inspiring English sources

Dudley Field Malone on return from Scopes trial, for example.

In one six-week trial, for example, people taking Ambien every night fell asleep, on average, only 23 minutes faster than those taking the placebo.

A patient in a chemotherapy clinical trial, for example, might complain of severe nausea after receiving a dose of an experimental drug.

In seeking a new trial, for example, lawyers for Mr. Masters suggested that the police had overlooked evidence that might have led them to a local eye surgeon, Richard Hammond, who also lived near the murder scene.

Before the Scopes trial, for example, Christian fundamentalists had often been on the left of the political spectrum, willing to work alongside socialists in the slums of the industrialising cities.

It was at trial, for example, that prosecutors finally unveiled one such informant, Jamal Ahmed Al-Fadl, who had pleaded guilty and had begun to cooperate several years ago.

He and his colleagues have said that this was all Congress's fault — there are now restrictions on spending money to move prisoners from Guantánamo to America for trial, for example.

In the FIT trial, for example, Fosamax significantly reduced the risk of clinical fractures in women with osteoporosis but not among those with higher bone mineral density, according to an analysis published in 1998.

Attorney General Eric Holder said, last week, that nothing was "off the table," even as Republicans came up with creative reasons to keep accused terrorists from going on trial — for example, the comments of Congressman McKeon about how it would be a shame to waste the "state of the art" facilities we have built at the base.

The opposition was aware of the need to ensure that the government got most of its business done; but if there were measures that the Lords felt went to the heart of our constitutional values – trial by jury and detention without trial, for example – it would hold out against the Commons.

A prosecutor in the first trial, for example, said former Illinoisan Abraham Lincoln would roll over in his grave when presented with Blagojevich's misdeeds, and in announcing the charges in December, 2008, U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald had dubbed Blagojevich's actions a "political corruption crime spree".