Sentence examples for a clear map for from inspiring English sources

Because of the Human Genome Project, we now know the cause of this cancer, and there is a clear map for its prevention and treatment.

This endless effort to divine from first-century documents a clear map for modern life, to interpret Jesus' and Paul's words "literally," may seem quixotic to outsiders.

Re "Drawing a Clear Map for End-of-Life Choices" (Personal Health, June 19): I have personally witnessed several instances in which a patient's very clear advance directives were ignored by the spouse.

Our series describes the current challenges and opportunities in the field and makes recommendations for necessary improvements to move toward a clearer map for prognosis research that ultimately improves patient outcomes (summarised in supplementary table 1 on bmj.com).

An app with a clear map of the tramway network, with each line in a different colour for clarity.

Best says that he thinks that by aggregating this data and putting it onto a clear map, the requests for funding (i.e. the campaigns) will help "create a pointillist portrait of educational inequity in America".

CNN's Ben Wedeman, who spent much of Sunday tweeting pictures of campaign flyers strewn across Cairo and the simplified hieroglyphs associated with the candidates -- bananas, blenders, carrots, missiles -- also sent out a diagram printed in a local newspaper of the convoluted party and bloc alignments (for a clearer map, see here).

Several lawmakers also said the report did not provide a clear road map for revamping the schools and increasing financing for failing schools, as the governor had suggested that it would.

Patrick Wales, a spokesman and project manager for the company, called the study a "clear road map" for safely mining uranium in Virginia.

The main shortcoming of the report, Mr. Birkel said, is "limitations in terms of actual next steps, a clear road map for how we get there".

Ms. Mayer, a former Google executive, is trying to lay out a clear road map for Yahoo, which has been bruised by a string of management shuffles.