Sentence examples for some broad guiding from inspiring English sources

A phenomenological approach was used to interpret the data within the context of the existing literature and in light of some broad, guiding questions.

The theory is used as a broad guiding device to qualitatively guide the empirical work rather than for providing a precise structure to be estimated.

The two researchers independently read these field notes to determine a series of broad guiding questions.

The papers draw upon three broad guiding paradigms: post-positivism, social constructivism, and critical theory.

Islam, in general, has provided broad guiding principles that could be utilised to overcome any dilemma that may arise in life.

Broad guiding principles are the key but how they play out in your life must be informed by verifiable facts.

Then Broad guides one through the covers for four, and the next ball to square leg for two.

In a study published in the International Journal of Cancer, the link between the overall glycaemic index (GI) of the diet (which gives a broad guide to the tendency of the diet to induce insulin secretion) and breast-cancer risk was assessed in a group of about 1,500 women over an average of 16 years.

A detailed internal evaluation of the World Bank's influential Doing Business index in 2008 found that because countries were given different ranks despite fairly similar index values, small data revisions could send them shooting up or down the indices of business-friendliness.This would matter less if the rankings were used as broad guides.

The data comes from the International Passenger Survey of long-term international migration, considered a broad guide to migration movements.

Massive sulfides and iron formation of the Brunswick Horizon are identifiable locally within a distinctive reflective package that can be used as a broad guide in the region for the exploration of deep base-metal deposits.