Sentence examples for a guidebook for how from inspiring English sources

It is a written monument to the origins of British curtain-twitching culture, a guidebook for how to keep up with the Joneses.

The drawings will be released to the public as part of the final translational report, which will function as a guidebook for how to build the optimal healthcare facility.

These principles make clear how IBM has earned our reputation as a responsible steward of data, and they provide a guidebook for how all companies can do the same.

Hoping to stop Congress from imposing such drastic measures in academia, the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) and the Association of American Universities (AAU) have now produced a guidebook for universities on how to handle conflicts of interest in clinical research, which might arise, for example, when a researcher consults for a company whose drug she wants to test.

The American Public Health Association APHAandand the U.S. CDC have released a guidebook for public health practitioners on how to address climate change in their work.

The results are so clear-cut that Smits and a colleague have written a guidebook for mental health professionals with advice on how to actually prescribe exercise for patients.

City: A Guidebook for the Urban Age.

It's a guidebook for the Haverchucks.

There was never really a guidebook for it.

Reynolds, Glenn Harlan, "The Laws of Spaceflight: A Guidebook for New Space Lawyers" (2013).

3. Develop a guidebook for students who wish to volunteer.