Sentence examples for a reference to the profession from inspiring English sources

All responses were anonymous with only a reference to the profession the respondent had.

A reference to the bankers?

Make a reference to the author.

To the extent you acknowledge any problem, you finally suggest that reference to the profession of Ms. Greenhouse's husband might appear in her biographical information on The Times's Web site.

Egbert Benson was a prominent figure in the New York of his day, and the fictional first name would be a reference to his profession as a justice of the New York Supreme Court and later as chief justice of the federal circuit court.

The troops nicknamed him "Mr Chips", after the title character of the best selling 1934 novel Goodbye, Mr. Chips and the subsequent 1939 film, a reference to his peacetime profession, but also to the impression he gave of being cool, reserved and strict.

Haldane described the collapse of Lehman Brothers as the economics profession's "Michael Fish moment" (a reference to when the BBC weather forecaster predicted in 1987 that the UK would avoid a hurricane that went on to devastate large parts of southern England).

Instead, Villaraigosa will be listed as a "Public Policy Advisor," a reference to his most recent profession.

He concluded by calling for "reform from within the profession" and stressing "the political imperative for freely independent scientific institutions" – a clear reference to the non-independence of his former employer, the WHO, which had so long ignored his concerns.

(a reference to Thomas Shadwell).

To maintain anonymity of individual health professionals, all reference to the number recruited from each hospital location and their profession have been removed and replaced by a participant code (Health Professional [HP] 1 - HP30).