Sentence examples for guide so that from inspiring English sources

Doing the same with a television requires figuring out which button on a remote control opens up the creaky DVR software from your cable provider, or, worse, the rustic cable guide, so that you can scroll through hundreds of possible channels to find AMC in high definition at the correct time.

The EU would be well placed to explore the inclusion of timesavings reliability as an update to their Guide so that it may be considered in future works similar to those presented in this paper.

The key to its success is its pronunciation guide so that even a non-Greek speaker can learn to pronounce the words correctly as we offer English phonetics for each word.

The group hopes to use the information gathered to provide a guide so that patients can obtain the best botanical medicines available, and to prevent a situation where Big Pharma has a monopoly on both production and distribution.

Therese Borchard's piece is exactly what we need, an insider's field guide so that we -- who perhaps have dipped our toes in depression's waves or have gone in up to our knees and are afraid of slipping back in, or we don't know those waters at all and the fear of the unknown keeps us away, can see -- this is what depression is and isn't, and here's what you can do.

Care was taken to translate the guide so that the meaning of different themes and topics was not distorted.

Respondent validation involved continuously updating the topic guides so that topics which participants raised in earlier interviews and free text questionnaire responses could be explored in later interviews.

But the end goal for Triposo is really to hone its all-in-one world travel guides, so that users can pick a destination anywhere across the globe and easily find the best cities and destinations to visit.

On the other hand, minority singers need mentors and guides so that Zerlinas (lighter soprano role) aren't singing Dalilah (dramatic mezzo role)..

Remember their story of parents who spend upwards of $350 an hour to hire disabled "guides" so that the little ones need not be inconvenienced by lines at Disney World?

In this regard, the proposed functions for lincRNAs include as signals for transcription; as decoys to titrate transcription factors; as guides so that chromatin-modifying enzymes can be recruited to target genes; and as scaffolds to bring together multiple proteins to form ribonucleoprotein complexes.