Sentence examples for two guideposts from inspiring English sources

In discussing the criteria for an Obama Supreme Court nominee, William Safire offers the common understanding of the two guideposts: "The political opposite of strict constructionist (conservative) is activist (liberal)." Not so fast.

If replicated effectively on Capitol Hill and the 2016 presidential campaign trail, those three guideposts could be a path toward expanding the party's appeal: ■ Realism.

The reason it's so important: The major championships are the four guideposts that define the golf year, offering a path to golf immortality.

In determining whether Prince's use of the copyrighted selfies is a fair use protected by copyright law there are four guideposts to consider.

In the Firestone case, there are two important guideposts.

I have developed four such guideposts, which I hope can spur more discussion about what labor marketplaces can do for laborers.

One accepted guidepost for regulation is the gross number of pages in the Federal Register, which records all rules and notices issued by federal agencies.

The tragedy of Turing's life and death gives one set of guideposts for biographical exploration (and embellishment), but at the expense of examining some of his most important and lasting contributions to human history.

Third, pre- and postsynaptic differentiations are guided by two different but related guidepost cells.

Two of my life's guideposts, American Bandstand and The Band, drew their last breaths a week ago with the deaths of Dick Clark and Levon Helm.

Here's how such a system would work, broken down into some basic guideposts: Each game would include six referees; three on the court, and three in a "review booth" at the scorer's table.