Sentence examples for instructions which could from inspiring English sources
On October 21, 2013, Microsoft released recovery media and instructions which could be used to repair the device, and restored access to Windows 8.1 the next day.
As an alternative, the phenomenon of overestimation is resulted from government directive instruction, which could challenge the rational of accurate estimate.
Confused jury instructions have been cited as leading the jurors to acquit Zimmerman as another of Judge Nelson's rulings from the bench benefited the defense when she withdrew the 'first aggressor' instruction which could have allowed the jury to find Zimmerman the 'initial aggressor'; thereby denying his claim of self-defense.
No picture depicted a word that started with a vowel (because this would be preceded by thee in an instruction, which could be confused with a disfluency), and no pair of pictures represented words that began with the same phoneme, or had semantic overlap.
At the end of the workshop, each clinician was given a written instruction manual, which could also be accessed on the user interface screen when using the program.
In trials that included foreign workers, first language and education levels could be considered as possible biases because there is a possibility that non-native participants did not fully understand the content and instructions for the tests, which could lead to their obtaining a lower score than native speakers.
Teachers may be impacted by the language mix as well, which could affect the delivery of instruction.
The Democratic House voted to hold two top administration officials in "contempt" of Congress -- which could lead to criminal convictions and imprisonment for following White House instructions on honoring that important constitutional principle.
This may have lessened opportunities to clarify the Make-A-Dice instructions, which given the task complexity, could be problematic.
One of them indicated that instructions which emanated from the Foreign Office could raise eyebrows - but those from Number 10 or 11 Downing Street were "lunatic".
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