Sentence examples for a stronger reference from inspiring English sources

Several donors of the gender theme group have been encouraging a stronger reference to gender within this process coupled with a commitment to subsequent funding.

But he had an unusual degree of confidence, and, after securing a strong reference from an English grammar school that he'd attended for a year, he persuaded an Oxford admissions officer to let him in.

The architect says the project "has a strong reference to Russian constructivism, [which] gives the tower a strong vertical thrust similar to the one found in New York's Chrysler building".

Reference letters may also include complementary material to your application (e.g. lack of life science coursework on the transcript can be complemented by a strong reference letter describing your research experience in a life sciences lab).

In December 1989, William Ramirez, then Chief of the Main Library, wrote a memo objecting to the foreseen change "from a strong reference, research resource and service center to an undistinguished 'popular library.'" Many of Dowlin's employees have resisted the change, protecting books by hiding or falsely stamping them.

You always want a strong reference from past colleagues.

Whether you find it fantastic or disappointing, it becomes a strong reference point for anticipatory pleasure.

No VC will give you too much importance if you don't come with a strong reference.

Mature and desirable hardware, a strong reference design that leaves space for partners to innovate around, and all in step with Microsoft's current cloud strategy.

Moreover, in this research community it was possible to observe a strong reference to Boyer's model (Boyer, 1990) on the academic profession.

The accurate portraying of the paleoaltimetry evolution of southeastern Sichuan since the Late Cretaceous using quantitative methods provides a strong reference for the oil and gas exploration and development in southeastern Sichuan.