Sentence examples for offending signals from inspiring English sources
One of the best EMI solutions is to filter out the offending signals before they hit the receiver front end in a manner that affects the desired signals only minimally.
Another method is to prevent the offending signal or signals from ever reaching the receiver's front end.
Ed Balls, the children's minister this week launched a £218m youth task force of "assertive and persistent" youth workers, to tackle up to 1,000 kids behaving badly enough to signal future offending.
In a busy first few days at the White House, President Bush has put forward an innovative education proposal but also signaled that fear of offending conservative supporters could limit his policies and his drive for bipartisanship.
Perhaps cruelty to animals offends Hollywood correctness more than human carnage, and the omission signals the remake's failure to grasp the original's strand of black-comic bad taste.
The best politicians can use these moments to signal their moderation to centrist voters, while not really offending anyone of any importance.
"No substantial signal was observed for either MAOA or CDH13 among non-violent offenders, indicating that findings were specific for violent offending," the authors wrote.
Control tools/weapons (25 T) and the more generic restrict resources for offending (CCO) led to Disable/Deny, covering two distinct but linked aspects, as with blocking wireless signals and confiscating camera phones.
Even the World Bank, usually timid about offending its largest client, has joined in the chorus.A franker debate could not have been encouraged without signals from the top, and they are now being made in public.
"Avoid Offending!" instructs the ad.
