Sentence examples for These signposts from inspiring English sources

These signposts or breadcrumbs are what's going to lead them towards the decoys," is how Evron explains this element, careful not to give away too many signposts (given the game of smoke and mirrors it intends to play with attackers).

These signposts were not only the physical, for example, lack of inquiry signs, but also lack of opportunity to interact face to face.

They emerge with something fresh, new and more elegant – but more often than not, I think it's a shame, that these signposts of life's more frivolous times are plastered over and made sombre with "taste".

To know if Myanmar is truly on the road to democracy, look for these signposts in the near term: If the current overall trend continues, Myanmar could well serve as a remarkable model — and a largely peaceful one — for despotic regimes transitioning to nascent democracies.

Its density (one marker for every 75,000 base pairs) exceeds the minimum threshold for staking out a chromosome--as set by the Human Genome Project, which has decreed that geneticists need these signposts every 100,000 base pairs.

Investors also turn to these signposts as markers to navigate a complex world.

These signposted routes combine traffic-free sections of unused railway lines, canal towpaths and country lanes.

The mistakes I have made, the follies, the falsehoods, the failures, these are signposts.

"I would hope we'll get enough of these little signposts that they'll line up and point us toward something," he said.

If these are signposts to next Friday's result then, read alongside the overwhelming support for Ken of Labour's London Assembly members and affiliated union leaderships, Oona looks to be heading for a clear defeat.

Burroway's attempt to bring political issues into a consideration of private life is admirable, but in the end these historical signposts don't fit into Dana's story; her deeply felt personal upheaval has a more visceral appeal than the suffering of strangers.