Sentence examples for rough guidance from inspiring English sources

Until now the Federal Open Market Committee has given generally rough guidance about which direction rates are likely to take, but from this month the specific projections from each of the FOMC's members will be made available.

The above only provides rough guidance.

This raises some complications, but experiments can still provide at least rough guidance on both.

And again, the HSE has come up with some rough guidance that reflect these concerns: for any potential hazard, the risk of an accident involving 50 deaths should be less than 1 in 5,000 per annum.

In our opinion, such efficiency index may provide a rough guidance for archaeological sites curators, but it could be improved by taking into consideration parameters derived from multivariate microclimate monitoring studies.

This system approach is based on five assumptions: redesign is a socio-technical systems task, future building is both intended/rational and emergent/intuitive, redesign procedures are "rough guidance" not a mechanical blueprint, procedural adaptation is required for each unique setting, and models will continue to evolve.

Queen Elizabeth I gave rough provisional guidance about it in 1566, which has not been clarified until the twentieth century.

In fact, judging by Counseling.org's 2010 data, the rough ratio of guidance counselors to students in primary and secondary schools is one guidance counselor to every 467 students.

While you should always use temperature as the most reliable indicator of doneness, it does help to have a rough timetable for scheduling guidance.

When temperatures drop below freezing, local authorities have a "humanitarian obligation" to ensure that no one in their area is sleeping rough, according to government guidance known as SWEP – the Severe Weather Emergency Protocol.

"Material Girls" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for rough language for 5-year-olds.