Sentence examples for become a blueprint from inspiring English sources

If successful this could become a blueprint for further collaborations between P2P providers and mainstream banks.

If successful, the model could become a blueprint for other European countries, analysts say.

I am very concerned that this judgment may become a blueprint for bullies and bigots.

It could become a blueprint for other states looking at new measures to address mass shootings.

Its focus on design, customer service and a cultivated quirkiness have become a blueprint of sorts for other consumer brands.

The secret Sykes-Picot Agreement of 1916 would become a blueprint for the division of the Levant into British and French zones of influence.

The pianist's recording became a blueprint, what researchers considered to be the 100 percent musical rendition.

By speaking about the unspeakable, do we ensure that it becomes a blueprint?

In 2006, Obama published a mild polemic, "The Audacity of Hope," which became a blueprint for his 2008 Presidential campaign.

It became known as the Shanahan Summit, and it produced a 10-point plan that became a blueprint for the N.H.L. after the lockout.

"It wasn't by design, but it became a blueprint for our season," said Ryan, though he did not plan on mentioning it to his team Thursday.