Sentence examples for provide signposts from inspiring English sources

Astrological forecasts and breathy pep talks may not shed any light on the High Court nominee's judicial philosophy, but they could provide signposts for the months ahead.

They are at the heart of their own journey of discovery but depend on the teacher to provide signposts and milestones.

Developments in countries such as India and Brazil in high-quality, low-cost care provide signposts to the future but they will not get us through the current public spending crisis.

"Oiseaux Exotiques" offers nearly the full slate of Messiaen's signature moves: themes drawn substantially from birdcalls, though filtered through Messiaen's pointed harmonic sensibilities, rhythms based on patterns found in Asian music and a pervasive sense of the mystical (if not quite the specific references to Roman Catholic theology that provide signposts in many of his other works).

The effort required will be vast, requiring the resources of national/international organizations, but we hope that the initial exploration described here will provide signposts to potential minefields.

They can be seen as a local hub for a range of easily accessible health services and might also provide signposting to other services such as those provided locally by the third sector.

Just as the land provides signposts to character, so do names.

From the Brooklyn Bridge to Frank Gehry's design for a new Guggenheim museum proposed for a site close by, New York's greatest buildings have provided signposts to change.

This chapter introduces the purpose of the book, then provides signposts to the topics covered within the book or to alternative sources for defects, durability and developing technologies, including anti-fouling, biomimetics and smart materials.

The main outcome from this research was to create a visual map that provided signposts for collective action across health and social care sectors.

The data was obtained by No Deportations, an organisation that provides signposting information to people who are subject to immigration controls, after a lengthy battle with Home Office, which had declined to release the information.