Sentence examples for manual made from inspiring English sources

The distraction irritated me, and reading the diving manual made me edgy.

A 2000 edition of the manual made minor changes but the last major edition was published in 1994.

Philip B. Corbett, the associate managing editor for standards, who oversees The Times's style manual, made the announcement on Tuesday shortly after a group staged a protest in front of The New York Times headquarters and delivered more than 70,000 signatures to Jill Abramson, the executive editor of The Times, asking her to end the use of the phrase.

The instruction manual made clear definitions for all data collection; for example, a sample size calculation was defined as describing, for the primary outcome, a p value (alpha), power (1-beta), and minimally important difference (the difference between groups that the study is powered to detect).

The instruction manual made clear definitions for data collection, including the following.

…(the manual) made it a lot easier to understand what each component was (health care provider 106).

Or was there a "momentum in the escalation and show of force which was ignoring the point the manual makes"?

The manual makes more sense for drivers who expect to do a lot of long journeys, but it still has rather short gearing which makes it feel slightly busy at motorway speeds.

Lytro hasn't announced wireless syncing or updating, and the user manual makes no mention of it, so there's no way to be sure.

Hacking the papal election Bruce Schneier | Schneier On Security | 22 February 2013 The system is entirely manual, making it immune to the type of technological attacks that make modern voting systems so risky.

A few style guides allow double sentence spacing for draft work, and the Gregg Reference Manual makes room for double and single sentence spacing based on author preferences.