Sentence examples for become a road map from inspiring English sources
R.E.M. also provided a template for bands outside the mainstream, one that would become a road map for later indie-rock groups.
The ongoing effort to castigate major Wall Street securities firms has become a road map in how to or how not to settle a dispute.
A production like "Sleep No More" would obviously lend itself to an enhanced experience in virtual reality, and if this is successful, the MWM Interactive experiment could become a road map for increasing and encouraging the technology's adoption among a broader base of users.
If the truces do last, they could become "a road map" for Assad to negotiate with the opposition and in effect accept its surrender, said Joshua Landis, director of the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma.
Only after repeated questioning based on new information three years later did the chief executive of Christie's turn over a trove of secret documents that became a road map to the collusion between the two companies, the papers say.
The band's connection to its core virtues has become at the very least a road map for getting older, at most a kind of ethical standard.
The mechanisms of risk detailed in this article provide a road map of common tendencies by which military families may become distressed and impaired from a resilience perspective.
Toronto-Dominion wanted to become a major force in retail banking, and it looked to the much smaller Canada Trust for a road map.
At best, this means that it could become a proper road-map for globalisation.
