Sentence examples for blueprints to getting from inspiring English sources

It will take at least a decade to go from blueprints to getting data back.

While there is certainly no single road to success, there do seem to be some distinct, guiding blueprints to getting there.

His blueprint to get the basic infrastructure of a continental European city has a price tag of £4bn.

Advised by the European consultancy EPEA and founded by Braungart, Goodbaby has a blueprint to get all its products C2C certified by 2020.

"If you get 21 points in the first half it is not a guaranteed blueprint to get 21 in the second," forward Sam Perkins said of Smits's flip-flop game.

Instead, it's likely to become another attempt to lay out a blueprint to get the economy back on track.

"I think we have a darned good chance using this blueprint to get something done this year," he said.

Once Cisco provided a blueprint to get the CKC model started, Siyafunda built partnerships with distance learning organizations to increase learning options, and grew from three CKCs in 2009 to 70 in 2012.

Belize Barrier Reef now has a blueprint to get off the World Heritage in Danger list, a list that indicates that the characteristics that make the site globally significant are at risk of being lost.

She posted to Jobcase asking if anyone else had experience successfully getting a job at Walmart, and as it turns out, one of the other Jobcase members saw the post and responded, offering this woman the exact blueprint to get the job.

So I'm begging the Democrats in Congress: Hold a nationally televised news conference and have your most dynamic members declare that our future is safe and that the Democrats have a blueprint to get us to a carbon-neutral future.