Sentence examples for has formed a reference point from inspiring English sources

Also, consumers increasingly expect retail brands to behave in line with ethical fashion practices, because their expectation has formed a reference point for their evaluation of socially responsible business practices and eco-products to develop favorable or unfavorable attitude towards retail brands (Creyer and Ross 1997).

The experience, according to his daughter Margaret, formed a reference point around which family life was constructed.

The development of the Punjabi Sikh diaspora concept has given diaspora Sikhs a conscious political and cultural identity, which forms a reference point for their 'Sikhism'.

This helped them feel safe in the care of someone with whom they had formed a trusting relationship and meant they had one fixed point of reference and an advocate in a potentially rapidly changing situation.

As a result, his game has become a reference point for the most testing indie titles.

"The Teatro Dell'Opera today has become a reference point," he said.

But it's unlikely this has a been a reference point for the athletes.

Davie Bowie and his outlandish style has long been a reference point in the fashion world.

Bryan Adams hasn't been a reference point for anyone for over a decade.

A small crowd had formed at this point.

"The research involved having real shark fin, so they could have a reference point," he said.