Sentence examples for beacons for other from inspiring English sources

Senior and executive women are more than just beacons for other technologists; overall representation of women in a company correlates with better representation of women in technical roles at all levels.

He also served as a beacon for other would-be Reform candidates, including Mr. Trump.

In partnership with Britain, it can stand as a beacon for other countries, showing the way towards a future free from poverty.

At a time when painting is perhaps not taken as seriously as it once was, he was an extraordinary beacon for other painters.

We hope that by making this move the Guardian can act as a beacon for other organisations who are thinking of doing likewise.

Page A16 Obituaries KATHERINE RUSSELL RICH, 56 Her novel,"The Red Devil: To Hell With Cancer -- and Back," was a gritty, darkly comic memoir of her protracted battle with breast cancer and became a beacon for other patients.

In seconds he had deflected the question and began riffing on America's freedom as a beacon for other nations, and President Obama's plan to turn the country into a "European-style welfare state".

Sino Prosper's valuation is currently HK$3.5 billion and it has become a beacon for other minerals firms.In this section Still crazy after all these yields Dr Evil, or drivel?

The vast majority are landing in Berlin, which is also fast emerging as a beacon for other young Jews escaping a surge in antisemitism in surrounding countries, including Hungary and France.

The resurrection of the automotive industry through sensible co-operation between government and business has become a beacon for other sectors to follow rather than an isolated example of industrial success.

"We are lucky to have a high-performance library service here … Campaigners and library users alike want Swindon to reject mediocrity, to value our public libraries and proudly decide to be a beacon for other authorities".