Sentence examples for readers about how from inspiring English sources

She answers letters and takes seriously advice from readers about how to improve her recipes.

But each of them goes through the book illuminating readers about how this harsh new China works.

Jared Bernstein is annoyed at an Investor's Business Daily piece that totally misinforms readers about how to think about the effects of stimulus and austerity.

She agreed, saying that although her note was meant for me, it might "lift the curtain" for readers about how breaking stories evolve through online changes.

The Imitation Game marks the return of spoiler-gate, that endless argy-bargy between critics and readers about how much information is too much.

"I exploded," Ms. Plummer wrote to a New York Times blog, The New Old Age, which asked readers about how they were treated in their daily life.

Being able to see the entire page and the size of paragraphs on it and a facing page are important visual cues for the reader about how much time the author intends to spend on a given topic, and how complex that topic is.

That's why he is more than qualified to advise this week's troubled reader about how to take his vacation without being hassled by his loudmouthed, pig-headed boss.

It is a minimum set of information that authors should report to inform the reader about how the study was carried out.

Figure 2 (developed by the authors based upon Adjuvant!'s documentation) serves to remind the reader about how Adjuvant! was developed.

It is also an approach that requires an effort of sustained learning from both the researcher and the research reader about how to re-conceptualize research methods in terms of 'configurations' of individual cases.