The Economist's style book lists data under the heading "Plurals" and later, expands in a section meant to instruct correspondents as much as to amuse them: "Propaganda looks plural but is not.
But Mr. Thomason, who wrote "The Rule of Four" with Ian Caldwell, likes to instruct at least as much as he likes to scare.
When Mack fired back with further proof of her credentials, another male tweeter stepped in to instruct her: "Katie, as much as its hilarious, let's not entertain the trolls".
The children were instructed to make as much noise as they could.
Participants were instructed to write as much of the three-word definition they could remember.
They were instructed to apply as much torque as they would in clinical practice to the point they were satisfied that the half pin has been secured adequately in the Rancho cube.
So the gangs were instructed to create as much damage and chaos as they could, while shouting pro-communist slogans.
They were then instructed to eat as much as they wanted from the greatest enemy of portion control: a buffet.
They are instructed to devote as much time as possible to their ministry and are required to submit an individual monthly "Field Service Report".
Then, they were instructed to earn as much money as possible.
