Sentence examples for and guidance in a from inspiring English sources
The role of a good coach is to provide structure and guidance in a process that many agree has gotten out of hand.
He was ultimately killed by the collision between his perfectionism and by his shame about having flaws, and by society's hypocrisies: the pressure to appear effortlessly spectacular in performance (which destroyed his body); to use dangerously powerful drugs to manage his pain; to find structure and guidance in a cultish religion; and to never, ever show weakness.
Thus the present study is the first to demonstrate the importance of repetitive calcium transients for axon outgrowth and guidance in a developing mammalian CNS pathway.
The skate park is a great place to meet boys and you will have plenty to talk about when you ask others for help and guidance in a sport of this type.
Their tutorial "Establishing Best Practices and Guidance in Population Modeling: an Experience with an Internal Population Pharmacokinetic Analysis Guidance" describes the in-house development of a best practice guide on how to perform population modeling.
Special attention should be paid to this group of more junior community nurses who need more training and guidance in dealing with an emerging infectious disease especially in the community setting.
He thinks tech oversold as well, given that strength in Advanced Micro Devices and Citrix Systems largely offset lagging results and guidance in Intel and Motorola, which spoiled a strong quarterly earnings report with downbeat guidance, shedding $1.87, or 7.7%, to $22.49.
Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), a comprehensive, cognitive-behavioral treatment, provides structure and guidance in this area by describing a target hierarchy relevant to telephone coaching.
While veteran entrepreneurs may be looking to avoid the cost of accelerators, Annan believes that they still want (and need) active mentorship and guidance in particular aspects of building a business, like fund raising, online marketing, or public relations.
It is likely the Treasury will provide more scrutiny and guidance in the G.M. case, since such a large amount of taxpayer money is at stake.
The British Medical Ultrasound Society (BMUS) published a survey and guidance in 2003 [9], but whilst very valuable at the time, this advice was never adopted UK-wide.
