Sentence examples for become the reference point from inspiring English sources

That bill will immediately become the reference point for all the other big players.

"We have become the reference point for all the interesting questions in philanthropy," she says.

Indeed, the slow recovery of the early 90's, rather than seeming to be an aberration, has become the reference point for the argument now confronting economists.

Every team of any consequence in Europe has enjoyed a night in Olympiakos and they become the reference point for future success.

Yet, if there's any measure of that march's success, it's to be seen in the fact that, half a century afterward, that event has itself become the reference point against which progress is measured.

As a result of pressure from Huggett, and from inside Windjammer as well, dohsa has now become the reference point for the company's settlement package, a considerable step up from its initial offers..

"Averting the Old Age Crisis" became the reference point for the Bank's approach one given clout by its lending power.

Unambiguously, the Creation became the reference point for the world's history.

Match after match and season after season the rating becomes the reference point for each player and the gateway for leaderboards, awards like Team of the Week and Player of the Season and also for pro trials, scout reports and the chance of getting discovered by clubs and scouts".

Majority 134 (76.3%) were discharged within 12 months, however, the few who stayed beyond 12 months, especially the 29 (16.3%) who stayed for over three years should call for concern indeed, as they became the reference point for affected individuals and families (Table  1).

Political institutions like the nation-state, aesthetic forms such as the novel, ideologies such as nationalism, liberalism and socialism, and processes such as science, technology, industrial capitalism became the reference points for the evaluation of any other form of human life, past and present.