Sentence examples for instructions to try from inspiring English sources

The package would most likely include instructions to try to move along efforts to simplify the tax code as well.

People died, screaming and terrified, in my ear, in unforgiving Sennheiser audio, as I calmly delivered instructions to try to guide them to safety.

The researchers sent 261 students into the University of Alberta bookstore with instructions to try on a certain T-shirt and rate its quality.

His foreign minister, Talleyrand, approached Jefferson's ambassador, Robert Livingston, who was in Paris with instructions to try to buy only West Florida and the crucial port of New Orleans.

Other than the modification to the instructions to try to elicit more noun responses, the experiment was identical to Experiment 4A.

As Iranians prepare for what could be another violent day of confrontations Thursday between demonstrators and security forces, including pro-government plainclothes Basiji militias, supporters of opposition candidate Mir-Hossein Mousavi have distributed instructions to try to keep any anticipated violence to a minimum.

Eccentric muscle contractions occurred when the participant attempted to resist this motion by pushing on the pedals (with verbal instruction to "try to slow down the pedals") as the pedals moved toward the participant.

ambassadors to seek urgent instructions from governments to try to re-energize the negotiations before the end of April.

The intervention demonstrated the target behaviour (with a video clip); enhanced motivation to perform TSSE (with recorded information about the consequences of performing/not performing TSSE); enhanced confidence (with the incorporation of step-by-step instructions and opportunities to try each step in the video clip).

To use Live App Testing, developers will invite testers via their email address, and only those who have been sent the download instructions will be able to try the app on their device.

You will find a common thread in many meditation instructions telling you not to try to stop your thoughts, but instead to just let them come and go.