Sentence examples for signposts for this from inspiring English sources

Reflecting on your biggest personal and professional successes, failures, and times of greatest growth will provide you with signposts for this exercise.

In addition, our perspectives on the in situ gelling systems are offered as signposts for the future advancement of this field.

"People this year expect to come out with a vision, or at least some signposts, for what this new world will be".

(He would, though, always inject pieces of the melody as signposts for the listener).

You may know where to find the information you seek – but where are the signposts for the everyday reader?

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.

Nonetheless, signposts for the economy are generally pointing up, as illustrated by a pace of growth that accelerated in the final months of 2010.

However, modern Europe is also built on strong foundations – and there are also clear signposts for the future.

Twenty years after IBM shipped the first PC, the industry finds itself at a crossroads of evolving technology that offers no clear signposts for the future.

In the past, we used words in the credit sequence as signposts for the episode.

A good policy should be able to provide signposts for the next decade or so.