Sentence examples for a guide to actions from inspiring English sources

As a guide to actions either man might take in response to the biggest challenges he will face, the debate -- like most of this campaign -- was close to useless.

Is it, generally speaking, a guide to action?

Obama/Spock: Calm, logical, valuing reason over emotion as a guide to action.

If you really want equality, here is a guide to action.

He believed in the importance of information not merely to improve the mind, but as a guide to action.

Subtitled "Capitalism and Prosperity after the Fall", this is a guide to action from the US economist.

Unfortunately, a clear view of the road taken doesn't offer much of a guide to action, once the immediate dangers have passed.

Any project that directly or indirectly involves existing systems should consider and incorporate fifteen modernization principles as a guide to action.

Rather, it's a gathering of numbered koans that form a kind of "The Art of War" for baseball — a guide to action on the field that is, moreover, a guide to being: 3.

For like its 19th-century namesake, "Capital" contains some marvellous scholarship, but as a guide to action, is deeply flawed".Capital" makes three big contributions in its 577 pages.

For instance, if objectives are to be a guide to action, it appears that American Motors, because of its particular set of constraints, should have somewhat different objectives than General Motors.