Sentence examples for instructions suggesting from inspiring English sources

George Pollitt, a chemist working as an intelligence officer at GHQ, drafted the first instructions suggesting wetted cloths while respirators could be prepared in Britain.

Mississippi state Rep. Willie Bailey (D), speaking at a hearing in Jackson, held a bottle of fake urine that came with instructions suggesting that users could microwave it to achieve body temperature.

These findings indicated that adult participants did not consider the directors' perspectives of ignorance or false beliefs of hidden objects in responding to the instructions, suggesting sparseness in the application of theory of mind in adults.

The aMCI group performed worse than controls even though they remembered the instructions, suggesting aMCI subjects failed to realize the intention despite normal declarative memory of the intention itself.

A small cohort of patients were unable to complete MRC-SS testing because of persistent inability to understand or follow the necessary instructions, suggesting that screening using simple one-stage commands may be inadequately sensitive to detect cognitive ability sufficient for MRC-SS assessment.

The instructions suggest using a roofing nail.

Soylent's instructions suggested adding peanut butter, fruit, vanilla extract or other flavorings to the drink.

Orme's instructions suggest that transparent prints could be substituted for stained glass, in lanterns, lampshades, and fire screens.

The specificity of the instructions suggested a history of unpleasant surprises: "Don't travel with knockoffs of European goods, because customs inspectors will seize them and penalize you".

Some instructions suggest drilling several bottle-holes in the melon, allowing you to spread the bottle's contents through more of the fruit.

Nor do the jury instructions suggest that a "confidential position" is a necessary element of the offense for which petitioner was charged.