Sentence examples for useful pointers from inspiring English sources

Analysis using the different JBI facets produced useful pointers for policy.

This analysis of FIQR/SIQR items and 24 pain locations provides some potentially useful pointers to questions that could be used in the construction of epidemiological questionnaires in surveys of musculoskeletal pain.

While Honneth has been criticised for being too abstract in his meaning of recognition [ 29] using his work as a theoretical-framework nonetheless provides useful pointers to the different social-psychological resources that facilitate/impede coping strategies, which can have implications for policy and practice.

It does offer some useful pointers though.

But Switzerland offers useful pointers for the euro zone.

Oxfam UK's "Creating killer facts and graphics" provides some useful pointers.

It was delivered sardonically, undoubtedly tongue-in-cheek, but was also a useful pointer to white, liberal, middle-class feeling.

And last week the prime minister provided a useful pointer to the way things are going in politics.

Dr Gold's discovery would still be a useful pointer, though, to the molecular-biological crack into which a suitable pharmacological crowbar might be inserted.

Judging by a spate of semi-authorised thinktank essays from Mark Leonard and Stephen Twigg, that is a useful pointer: trade and aid will be central to Premier Soon's foreign policy vision.

The cross-border co-operation within the West Indies driven by the Cricket World Cup will provide a useful pointer towards progress toward the region's proposed economic integration.