Sentence examples for common reference point for from inspiring English sources
A common reference point for attendees was the Burning Man festival in Nevada.
For almost two decades, the 2°C target has served as a common reference point for climate policy and climate science, as a "boundary object" that allows these two different spheres to communicate and interact productively.
Importantly, the video clip was a common reference point for generating the dialogue commentary.
The Great Depression in the US has been a common reference point for commentators discussing the latest financial crisis.
We'll soon see if the AEC becomes a common reference point for the rest of the world like the EU is, and if it can become a market like the US that global businesses have to be in.
As North (2014) articulated in his recent book The CEFR in Practice: The CEFR was developed with two broad aims: on the one hand to act as a stimulus for reflection on current practice and on the other hand to provide a common reference point for the elaboration of language syllabuses, curriculum guidelines, examinations and textbooks across Europe.
Then, as you focus in on particular planets, there are common reference points for comparison and navigation (is there water, geothermal activity, atmosphere?) The map doesn't tell you which opportunity is best, but it gives you an outside-in look at how things compare on the factors that customers really care about.
For many early Americans, including Douglass, the Exodus was a common reference point in discussions of slavery, and it remained a pillar narrative for African-Americans through the civil-rights movement and into the present.
For practical purposes, it is useful to define a common reference point to which potentials may be expressed and compared.
