Sentence examples similar to serving as a reference point from inspiring English sources

The PSG manager, Laurent Blanc, suggested this result would serve as "a reference point going forward" as they seek to establish themselves as an elite force in the Champions League.

The quintessential working-class Irish-American neighborhood sandwiched between Times Square and the bustling docks served as a reference point for Moynihan's young life.

Its completion is a priority for many g7+ countries and serves as a reference point for designing other new deal implementation structures.

The former is produced when testosterone is broken down, while the latter is unrelated to testosterone metabolism, and can thus serve as a reference point for the test.

But the New Orleans agreement is notable for the broad array of issues it addresses; Mr. Holder called the agreement a "critical step forward" that could "serve as a reference point — and a potential model for success — in our future efforts".

Dr. Stephen O'Brien, a geneticist at the National Cancer Institute, said that having the Neanderthal genome would be "a very exciting prospect" because it would serve as a reference point for deciding which genes had been selected for in recent human evolution.

"One of the reasons that the Galapagos are so important is that they serve as a reference point for what undemolished nature looks like, and we need to preserve that," Dr. Safina said.

The play could easily serve as a reference point for some city teachers who have been accused of indecent behavior in the classroom, and say that they themselves are the true victims.

The example serves as a reference point for later sections on SemLinker's implementation.

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This section serves as a reference point for definitions and notation that are used in the paper.