Sentence examples for instructive signs from inspiring English sources
As designed by Kyle Chepulis, the set suggests an antiseptic conference room, complete with instructive signs and illustrations.
The prime minister's diplomatic balancing act in Turkey last week was instructive, signing a £100m fighter jet deal tempered with constructive criticism on human rights.
The results were instructive: The sign stressing time attracted twice as many passersby — who were willing to pay almost twice as much — than when the money sign was displayed.
Yet for all those reasons, he and others here say, Israelis and Palestinians should look at Northern Ireland for instructive parallels, warning signs and, more recently, practical lessons in how to resolve conflicts.
Toward that end, The National Center on Elder Abuse has developed an instructive Red Flags of Abuse Factsheet listing the signs of and risk factors for abuse and neglect.
It will be difficult to achieve, but Campbell's latest volume is instructive as both an example to follow and a sign of the pitfalls to avoid.
After calming down, Mr. Gorky took Mr. Barnet for an instructive stroll, at one point stopping outside a shoe shop with a fancifully painted business sign.
With President Trump recently signing into law a federal criminal justice reform bill, California's experience is especially instructive.
Early results were instructive.
