Sentence examples for of a rulebook from inspiring English sources

In effect, they are navigating an economy in crisis without much of a rulebook.

The antithesis of a rulebook automaton, he is authoritative without being condescending and balances sharp comment with quick humour.

They built up a serious rep, using dancehall as a reference point instead of a rulebook.

For decades Karl Rove has made a career of winning elections by employing a rulebook devoid of rules.

In addition to creating a "memorandum of understanding," (a rulebook-type manual that was hotly contested ahead of the second presidential debate), campaigns attempt to craft and control all parts of the debate story.

Looked upon this way, the human body turns out to be a vast, highly mutable ecosystem — each of us seems more like a farm than like an individual assembled from a rulebook of genetic instructions.

Looked upon this way, the human body turns out to be a vast, highly mutable ecosystem each of us seems more like a farm than like an individual assembled from a rulebook of genetic instructions.

Instead of short-term targets and a rulebook devised in the cosy world of Westminster, the government should be funding proper consultation with the families themselves and those who work on the frontline.

The stand is strongly supported by the banking industry, and by many members of Congress, who argue that the efficiency of a single rulebook is fair and results in lower prices for customers.

But no, Williams can't suit up in pink every Sunday in honor of his lost loved ones, because of a static rulebook that everyone thinks is too rigid and complicated anyway.

Officials in the US and the UK privately concede they have been developing a range of new "offensive" cyberweapons – and a rulebook for their use.