Sentence examples for signposts rather than from inspiring English sources

Garland's lush prose is always a pleasure, but a little more forward impetus to the story would have been welcome: the pace is slow enough that the choices Garland has made stand out like signposts, rather than being submerged in the novelistic flow of events.

Biomarkers are currently best used as mechanistic "signposts" rather than as "traffic lights" in the environmental risk assessment of endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs).

In the next article, Hutchinson et al. (2006) provide insight into how we might best use biomarkers for endocrine disruption and emphasizes the need to use biomarkers as "signposts" rather than "traffic lights" in assessing the risk of EDCs.

Imbrication is described by the author as "a sensitizing and signposting concept rather than a wholly original formulation". To justify the suggested conceptualization of informality, the author develops three interrelated meanings of imbrication.

The best of 2008 is represented by Midnight Juggernauts, Proxy and Hot Chip, and the result is a diverse mix which will enliven a summer holiday rather than signpost where dance music may go next.

"Nebraska" may be an anomaly in Springsteen's career rather than a signpost.

But while the show offers a bonanza night for ardent techies, I see its use of advanced technology as a one-off experiment rather than a signpost to the future.

This could be delivered in a personalised fashion as part of the antenatal care package rather than mere signposting to leaflets and information websites.

Rather than simply being signposts or decoration, they make art, audio, and animation a fully integrated piece of engaging with how the game functions, not just how it looks and sounds.

This course helps us to reevaluate as a community how we can apply the principles of humanity, impartiality, independence, and neutrality to the emergent crises we face in a way that effectively evolves and guides action rather than acting as signposts we pass on our way to fieldwork.

The owl is becoming a signpost for fakery, comedy and mistrust, rather than an authority".