What do we learn from this example?

Consider three examples.

Consider four examples.

I'll give you two examples.

Below are two examples

So, what, exactly, has the world learned from Munich, 1938?

Three examples come to mind.

Two recent examples stand out.

Let's take as an example public garages.

We have no such example.

Take a look at three examples below.

For details and other constructions of real numbers, see construction of the real numbers.

As this example shows, bringing different voices to the table in discussions of globalization brings new perspectives.

This was only a look at two examples of Mexican food served at tables throughout the holiday season.

Two great examples are drugs, Prozac and Wellbutrin.

Not a single example of reform has been produced yet.

I can only think of two examples of sedimentary rocks.

Despite the almost universal belief by economists in the primacy of incentives, three features of world history demonstrate the dominance of culture.

More than one example of misuse may exist from the countries listed below (which are also sometimes linked to one another).

What about the villages exterminated to set an example?

One look at the economic transformation of, say, Ireland or Spain since they joined the Union suffices to drive home this point.

But let's take another animal just as an example. Here's a mouse.

But Bogota's example has the power to change that.

Anyone heard of these two guys as an example?

Another example is the Australian hornet ( Abispa ephippium ), which is actually a species of potter wasp.

These are just two of the very personal stories behind the shocking statistics reported by the United Nations Population Fund.

So the metaphor I'd like the use I can take from a story of a great idea that's quite recent a lot more recent than the 1650s.

These two examples justify my description of the euro crisis as a nightmare.

The so called war on terrorism saw to this.

I don't know. As a simple example, we could run a test here.

Kosovo is often held up as a test case for the concept of humanitarian intervention.

So let me go from an example to something very specific and personal.

Elder presents two examples of new types of mass media based on online content.

One goal of the recent war in Iraq was to build a lasting market democracy that could serve as an example for the Middle East. While progress towards this goal has been stymied by the mundane practicalities of restoring law and order, the coalition must eventually take it up.

One goal of the recent war in Iraq was to build a lasting market democracy that could serve as an example for the Middle East.

Take the case of Deutsche Telecom and the price wars it has incited.

Here, the European System of Central Banks could serve as a model.

So, not to pick on BMW, or to celebrate them, but take BMW as an example.

The following example is an Objective C version of the complex Java example above.

These are but two examples of thousands of instances in which it makes good sense for decision makers to take into account what science can predict about the future.

The Human Genome Project is often cited as an example of foresight and investment in the future.

Its raison d'être is to overcome national selfishness and to set a good example.

But how forward looking is it to model a twenty first century country on the absolutist example of the past?

As an example he gave the situation in Syria, around Iran and North Korea.

Here are two examples of participants in this Challenge, who uploaded their videos to YouTube.