Sentence examples for which signposts are from inspiring English sources
He has thus been able to tease out which versions of which signposts are associated with rude health.It is not the signposts themselves which confer protection from disease.
It's Everyman's soul making its individual voyage of exploration, the risky going out and back into an unfathomable cosmos of sun and shadows in which we bounce from enlightenment to ignorance and back again, and from which all signposts are down and God chooses to make Himself infinitely absent.
"The signposts are mixed and are pointing in different directions.
Every node of layer 2 is a fixed node labeled 'π' which signposts the firing strength of each rule.
The Pradikat grading system, which signposts the level of ripeness and sweetness in a wine, can be daunting to get your head around.
Paths, tracks, bridges and signposts were commonly shown features reflecting use of recreational facilities.
Four different label formats (signposts) were examined (see figure 1).
The objective of this research was to investigate which signpost food label format enables consumers best to differentiate healthier products from less healthy ones and to examine the impact of these food labels on the food choice and quality of diet.
It operates what it calls a "warm hands on, warm hands off" approach, which recognises that simple signposting is not enough; team members have a supportive relationship with patients, which might mean making a phone call to remind them about an appointment or coming along to offer moral support.
It's organized into aisles, which are signposted as if the pets were types of groceries: Labradors, Tibetan mastiffs, and boxers in one row, Samoyeds and Alaskan huskies across from them.
