Sentence examples for few reference points from inspiring English sources

For that, millennials rely on a few reference points: their current salary, peers, and retired loved ones.

Businesspeople and politicians tend to be worried about next year's revenues and poll ratings, and have very few reference points with which to understand the dynamics of catastrophe.

Spending these last years absorbed in tasks by which I do not identify myself, and for which I have very few reference points, has allowed me to hear, when approaching my fiction, right at the instant when all the frequencies are tapped into at once, what is static, and what is tuned.

There are no proper nouns, no names, few reference points other than the obsessive weight of the diary itself.

With so few reference points, young black people have not been given the same freedom as white kids to embrace nonconformity.

We knew the material could work in that style, and we had a few reference points and ideas of how we'd like it to be.

The trinary census could increase the fault-tolerance in flat regions, where the census is very sensitive and makes salt-and-pepper noise in matching cost while the cross-square pattern requires fewer reference points than the large square window and rhombus window, but with higher correctness.

Etak is a mental construct of a voyage, not-so-unlike dead reckoning but with far fewer reference points.

This would appear to support Schneider's (2010) assertion that non-STEM majors tend to have few concrete reference points for constructing scientist stereotypes.

MILAN — Matadors, Frida Kahlo, Cowboys and Indians and a dash of Georgia O'Keeffe were just a few of the reference points that the designer Rossella Jardini used to shape the Moschino spring/summer 2012 show.

For the system to track so precisely, the performer needs to wear a special outfit with a few dots as reference points.