Sentence examples for To refer about from inspiring English sources

Non-urologic hospitalists appeared to refer more patients after an abnormal PSA test than GPs, but seem to refer about as often as PCPs.

A formal system is being introduced for staff across the DfE to refer concerns about extremism to DDCEG.

Late on Thursday, Springsteen's publicist decided to refer questions about the affair to a carefully worded statement on his website.

The US, however, continues to refer questions about civilian casualties to the Saudis, who remain mum.

For example, he approved Mueller's decision to refer information about Michael Cohen, Trump's former lawyer in New York, to federal prosecutors in Manhattan.

"Being done" used to refer to hearing about your annual bonus.

The term is used to refer to just about any type of printer these days, and not just the old-fashioned line printers that used to be common.

In Mohist texts the word typically seems to refer to a dispassionate concern about the welfare of its object.

More commonly it is used narrowly to refer to process reliabilism about justification.

It seems to refer to deliberation or planning about the course of action that would best achieve some end.

9. I know where to refer patients for more information about H/DS 10.