Sentence examples for a helpful sign from inspiring English sources
A helpful sign at the start of the 2.6-mile Skilak Lookout Trail explained in graphic detail how to "resolve" all manner of ursine encounters.
In case he was confused by the sight of sinks and toilets, there was a helpful sign to defog his beer goggles: "You are in the bathroom!
Just days after Mr. Fink's letter was released, Martin Lipton and David Karp, Wall Street lawyers at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, wrote to their clients that "it is a helpful sign that a major institutional investor is willing to take a direct and pragmatic role in governance issues rather than outsourcing this responsibility to a proxy advisory firm or agitating for short-term results".
Extensive signal intensity changes within bone marrow on MRI are a helpful sign for the diagnosis.
One helpful element is the very intense inflammatory response this tumour causes, which is adequately identified by MRI (Fig. 10b)—in the absence of signs of infection, which orient the diagnosis toward osteomyelitis, this is a helpful sign to distinguish chondroblastoma from other entities [1, 3].
A helpful sign marks this epicurean space out as a "No Fuck Area".
Now that some asshole in Amsterdam is passing off heroin as cocaine, city authorities have created a very helpful sign in English to warn tourists about the dangers of buying hard drugs from strangers.
Now that some asshole in Amsterdam is passing off heroin as cocaine, city authorities have created a very helpful sign in English to warn tourists about the dangers of buying hard drugs from strangers.
In the difficult early cases, the detection of fat inside the lesion on computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance (MR) imaging is a very helpful sign.
The present results indicated that the highest degrees of ITSS were observed in almost all HGGs (except for one case of glioblastoma), suggesting that ITSS can be a potentially helpful sign for the correct diagnosis of HGGs.
That's a very healthy and helpful sign that you want to do something different.
