Sentence examples for consider turning off from inspiring English sources

Consider turning off the phone's 3G network or using the slower EDGE network instead.

After seven days, the hospital told the family they should consider turning off the machines.

Media consumers might consider turning off those news sources that have proved themselves both easily manipulated and compromised by their own ideologies.

And hydrodam operators should consider turning off the turbines, which wound or kill eels, for a few hours on autumn nights during the peak of vast unseen migrations of the adult fish to the sea.

At this rate the doctors will have to consider turning off the machine.On January 23rd-24th Tory strategists gathered in Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire ("the proud home of the pork pie") for the winter gathering of the Conservative Policy Forum, the party's in-house think-tank.

Hey, if things do get better, consider turning off that ad blocker, okay?

The three networks the company is considering turning off serve about 35,000 customers.

And now, authorities are considering turning off the smaller of the two, the Glen Canyon Dam.

(By midday Monday I considered turning off Facebook on my work computer, for fear that IT surveillance would pick up on the multiple photos in my News Feed of near-naked Tom in his sparingly cut diving briefs).

If you choose not to do this, consider turning them off manually.

If you have a CD or cassette player playing nature noises such as a waterfall, river, or lake, consider turning it off or switching it to something else.