Sentence examples for baselining from inspiring English sources

Melzer's left-handed baselining will prove a very different challenge from Federer's game for Stakhovsky, not to mention the immense possibility of a letdown after the biggest victory of his career.

An MoD spokesman said: "Negotiations between the MoD and the Aircraft Carrier Alliance regarding the re-baselining of the Queen Elizabeth Carrier Programme are at an advanced stage.

By the end of March, countries will have to show their hands in terms of what greenhouse gas cuts they're planning, even if the Lima text doesn't oblige them to go into details about baseline years and annual targets as some countries had asked for.

The excitement that interviewers seek in vain when speaking to Henman is provided on the court, where the British number one plays a brand of attacking, serve-and-volley tennis that is rapidly being replaced by the baseline belting preferred by most of the new generation of players.

The move by the chancellor is designed to ensure he defines what he calls the "baseline" at the next general election – controlling the terms of the fiscal debate.

Murray retrieved and was lobbed but, swivelling on the retreat near the baseline, conjured up a dazzling crosscourt winner that alerted the crowd to the possibility of something special.

Thanks to some nifty baseline mapping of householder car use within the region, Marion and her colleagues have worked out that 1% is roughly equivalent to one million miles, "Hence the project's name," she says.

Most dieters are back to their previous baseline weight within three to five years.

Indian resources firm GVK, which will operate the mine, is also required to submit a water monitoring and management plan, which will help "establish baseline data for water quality".

This was significant because 1990 was the baseline year for calculating emissions targets.

Medical care that results in "gross departures from standard norms" is the baseline for asylum seekers in detention.