Sentence examples for from which to track from inspiring English sources

A credible, quantitative database will serve as the foundation supporting necessary reform initiatives and a baseline from which to track progress.

A shared vision is one of promise that a credible, quantitative database will serve as the foundation supporting necessary reform initiatives and as a baseline from which to track progress.

All these data points collated together will create a "biophysical knowledge base" from which to track how species respond to climate change as it unfolds.

For a skilled sniper bent on senseless slaughter, it was the perfect spot from which to track and kill innocent civilians.

These findings also provide a useful baseline from which to track future trends in NCD mortality, using the same standardised methods.

Notwithstanding these limitations, our database serves to provide a starting point from which to track the extent to which the evidence base is being used in the design and implementation of interventions.

He was also critical of the game's file sharing system, noting that instead of a repository from which to download tracks that sharing is limited to those in the player's friends list.

(The score, which jumps from track to track like a Latin-inspired iTunes party mix, is less captivating).

He then obtained worldwide rain samples from the International Atomic Energy Agency, which collected samples to track radiation from bomb tests.

And the Paris-based OECD, which uses figures from Netcraft to track the number of secure servers in its member countries, says that this indicator of commercial Internet activity has continued to rise (see chart).

There's a lot of printed stuff nowadays from computers, which is difficult to track down, but people do still write things down.