Sentence examples for a crucial reference from inspiring English sources
This open-door policy has made Wikipedia, on balance, a crucial reference resource.
This volume became a crucial reference for grape growers in the East.
(Rainer has also cited him as a crucial reference for her films, and, in particular, for "Privilege").
College admissions policies serve as a crucial reference point for parents, students, and educators on down through K-12.
Until, that is, she heard Messiaen's groundbreaking work, which remained a crucial reference point for the nonlinear dramaturgy of "L'Amour de Loin".
The was report hailed by the naturalist Sir David Attenborough as a "crucial reference point for all those who are acting to protect our planet for future generations".
Early Tuesday, China's central bank set a crucial daily reference rate for the renminbi at its highest level in five years, up 0.4 percent from Monday and in line with that day's gain in over-the-counter trading.
Norms of corporate behavior (undisturbed by any CERCLA provision) are crucial reference points, both for determining whether a dual officer or director has served the parent in conducting operations at the facility, and for distinguishing a parental officers oversight of a subsidiary from his control over the operation of the subsidiarys facility.
Again norms of corporate behavior (undisturbed by any CERCLA provision) are crucial reference points.
Experts cite his three books on Khmer treasures, written with the scholar Emma C. Bunker, as crucial reference works.
These days, when she is not conversing through her Web site, jancisrobinson.com, or writing a wine column for The Financial Times, she is either working on the next edition of "The Oxford Companion" or the equally crucial reference "World Atlas of Wine," which was handed off to her by Mr. Johnson.
