Sentence examples for roadmap out from inspiring English sources

Without a clear roadmap out of the current crisis, he warns that public deficit could rise above 80% of GDP.

This is like when Paul Ryan suggested that poor people see a life coach as a requirement to receive federal aid, in order to "design a customized life plan to provide a structured roadmap out of poverty".

His films were a beacon to middle-class kids that did not want to become money-hungry yuppies that they were not alone, while Ferris Bueller's Day Off drew them a roadmap out of the rat race.

All this serves to distract shareholders from Wal-Mart's failure to address the chronic problems that negatively affect their image and result in obstacles to growth into new geographic and demographic markets A Handshake with Sam [PDF], an agreement of common principles with Wal-Mart first released in 2006, offers a roadmap out of this crisis.

3.22pm BST Miliband says he wants to explain why the roadmap set out in the Labour motion is so important.

But a man with a political roadmap planned out, moving forward to his ambitious goal, brooks no opposition or obstacle.

At the current rate, by 2010, when the "roadmap" runs out, a single fab may cost around 10% of the entire annual chip market.

That led to the development of a "financial roadmap," setting out five-year plans for its growth initiatives and profit targets for the company as a whole.

John Woodward, the organisation's outgoing chief executive, described the government's decision as "short-sighted and potentially very damaging, especially as there is at present no roadmap setting out where the UKFC's responsibilities will be placed in the future".

In a statement Woodward called the proposal "short-sighted and potentially very damaging, especially as there is at present no roadmap setting out where the UK Film Council's responsibilities and funding will be placed in the future".

Anyway, the Jeopardy win got the technology community excited that a threshold moment had been passed on the computing roadmap set out by the late British genius, Alan Turing.