Sentence examples for that might instruct from inspiring English sources

It was the kind of history that might instruct a future corporate titan, and that, when done well, still sells, and not just around Father's Day.

He had died and been called back so that he might instruct the child, and set him on a different path.

EW's Mandi Bierly speculated that the 44-year-old might "instruct at-home viewers to tweet that some scandalous thing that just happened at the Emmys, and the people who aren't watching the show won't know that it didn't really happen".

Unable to influence events, Hyde began a draft of his History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England in the hope that his interpretation of recent errors might instruct the king for the future.

Someone building a self-driving car might instruct it never to go through a red light, but the machine might then hack into the traffic light control system so that all of the lights are changed to green.

Levin said that at his first meeting with Chaim, at the Plaza Hotel, he was instructed to find anything that might cast Kellner in a negative light.

At the same time, editors were instructed to avoid stories that might create controversy and the expense of lawsuits.

However, if the judge decides to admit disputed eyewitness evidence, he or she must now instruct jurors on the factors that might affect its reliability.

The problem wasn't considered a safety risk, but they instructed Borschberg to take steps that might cool the batteries during the flight.

Instruct everyone to put away toys that might otherwise entice or startle him, and urge everyone to stay calm.

In the statement, the regulators signaled that examiners of banks, savings and loans and credit unions had been instructed to look favorably on loans to small businesses that might otherwise seem risky.