Sentence examples for instructions may have from inspiring English sources

During a hearing in the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Manhattan, the three judges expressed concerns about whether the behavior of the prosecutor and the judge's jury instructions may have unfairly affected its outcome.

Potentially, patients who the physician deemed less likely to understand the instructions may have been overlooked.

The changes were added to its privacy policy a month ago, so even users who follow the email's opt out instructions may have already given up data.

The use of the term product in the instructions may have affected the size ratings and the size descriptions because product might imply an object that fits onto a store shelf.

Similarly, Hou et al., 2015 reported low levels of knowledge construction in Facebook, admitting that the wording of the learning activity (e.g., explore and present applications of computer networking) and the lack of probing questions in the instructions may have been to blame.   5.

While the orders issued by the Congress to Esek Hopkins, the fleet captain selected to lead the expedition, included only instructions for patrolling and raiding British naval targets on the Virginia and Carolina coastline, additional instructions may have been given to Hopkins in secret meetings of the Congress Naval Committeee.

Meanwhile, these excerpts were linked back to three diagnostic tests and two prompts so as to confirm PTs' SCK changes and explain how classroom instruction may have supported or failed to support PTs' knowledge growth.

Losing the initial aggressor instruction may have been the moment the state lost its case.

Higher costs related to family income and level of instruction may have been missed because the hourly wage was calculated based on minimum wage rather than on declared family income.

This instruction may have resulted in 'binding experiences' relatively often, as the subjects were not naïve listeners/viewers.

Among relative novices, dual processing instruction may have dampened the harmful effect of a bias away from the correct diagnosis.