Sentence examples for guided how from inspiring English sources

This argument, says Mr Penn, "has guided how I think not just about voters but consumers, corporations, governments and the world at large.

Lagoze said films like "Full Metal Jacket" were embedded in his mind and guided how he thought about his shots — a feedback loop of war images becoming war images becoming war images.

In some ancient societies and religious communities, the rules that guided how to manage a person thought to be dangerous were very explicit, said David Sloan Wilson, an evolutionary biologist at the State University of New York at Binghamton and the author of "Evolution for Everyone".

If these data lead to reliable diagnostic tests, researchers could use them as a measuring tool to design studies of suicide that mirror the Framingham Heart Study, which has guided how we treat and prevent cardiovascular disease: 65 years ago, researchers began tracking the habits of and compiling regular medical workups on 5,209 residents of Framingham, Mass.

Gut reactions have long guided how voters select their president, but the strong responses provoked by the large, disparate Republican field help explain why voters seem to flirt with one candidate after another, hunting for a comfortable fit in a time of uncertainty.

These regulations have guided how the organization's members organize international telecom services ever since.

Compassion must guide how we treat families fleeing from violence.

Puppies learn by watching, but their instincts guide how readily they will learn certain basic requirements.

What we learn from it will certainly inform and guide how we work in the future".

As the world warms, fundamental assumptions guiding how we design flood defences are crumbling, says Jim Hall.

That flood's legacy still guides how the river is controlled today.