Sentence examples for stable point of reference from inspiring English sources

The average time until discovery of a data breach is two hundred and five days, which is a huge problem if there's no stable point of reference.

He describes himself as a myth-inspired poet, and sees myths as ancient narratives and structures which provide a stable point of reference for a multicultural society.

However, from this comparison of the edited positions in rice versions 5 versus 6 to the 2943 SNP barley genetic linkage map, it appears that the barley SNP map is the more stable point of reference.

Thus, from a different though potentially more stabilizing position, another community of professionals try to harness the insights of research together with innovations at the frontier of change to document stable points of reference, so the domain can evolve in a progressive and sustainable way.

Until recently, nurses and other health care professionals could always count on hospitals and clinics as stable points of reference for carrying out their profession and a population with relatively complex needs as the recipients of their care.

They arrived with no stable point of departure.

But almost everyone said Greece's accepted, stable place in the European Union had filled many Greeks with greater, unrealized ambitions and had changed their point of reference.

I had no point of reference".

"There's no point of reference.

Another point of reference is Hitchcock.

(Point of reference: the huge Chevrolet Suburban has 108.2 cubic feet).