Sentence examples for a signpost for from inspiring English sources

"It is a signpost for vaccine development," he said.

Celtic lore held the white oak to be a signpost for the otherworld, she said.

The results provide a signpost for the rational design of catalyst promoters.

Family practitioner diagnostic labels applied in consultation provide a signpost for treatment and management.

Looking back, the phrase emerged as a signpost for many of the stories of the year.

"We look at the results and we're very aware they're a signpost for action".

So the Leckey film served as a visual signpost for a designer whose mind has always been trained on a single subject.

A way has even been found to fit the new name, Metropolitan, onto a signpost meant for six fewer letters.

Announced at CES back in January, Samsung's two new Chromebooks serve as a good signpost for how far the category has come in the five-and-a-half years since it was first launched, coupling offline functionality with a newfound access to Google Play, opening the laptop up to a sea of Android apps.

The aftermath of Katrina will surely be a historical signpost for incompetence, indifference, inefficiency and overall stupidity by our governmental officials — a disgrace that will color the legacy of this president and his advisers and appointees for a century to come.

Casa Suaya is a good signpost for the way the rest of José Ignacio is going.