Sentence examples for most manuals from inspiring English sources

The Portégé R100 is available with either Windows XP Professional or Windows 2000 but weighs far less than most manuals and guidebooks for Windows.

Our web search disclosed that most manuals in colleges in other countries prescribed call-first actions [11 14].

Most manuals will tell you that the upper ball joint MUST be pressed out first, but you may not find a way to do so.

Most manuals now come in a range of languages, making it easy for you to learn new technological or technical terms quickly, with the ability to cross-check with the English version.

Historically, the working lifespan of most employees has been less than 30 years because most manual workers simply wore out.

From tales of sexism to supportive colleagues, here are their stories: Sometimes I feel things have not moved on [since the 1950s] in most manual trade workplaces.

It does not encumber the hand, does not intrude on most manual tasks, moves easily in front of the eyes and is easier to reach than, say, the ankle.

Income inequalities are extreme; most manual workers labouring in Lonmin's shafts would need to stay down there for more than three centuries to earn what executives at the company's Belgravia headquarters make in a single year.

There is also improved facial detection as well as considerably better white balance control in most manual modes.

The upshift-reminder light on the dashboard of most manual-transmission VWs, typically a blinking nuisance, serves in the TDI as a worthwhile reminder that you can drive in a higher gear than you might in a gas-powered car.

Daniel Berleant agrees, stating the current difficulties of "mobility is undeniably a rather difficult technical problem, and computers are more likely to manipulate data better than humans than they are to take over most manual labor jobs, at least for the time being".