Sentence examples for be a reference in from inspiring English sources

This analysis could be a reference in the writing of future normative documents for all the world.

Unless you are already aware of it, your first clue to ancestry abroad will probably be a reference in the census.

The general criterions followed in this work could be a reference in kinetic studies where design and scale up are the main aim.

The first set is considered to be a reference in order to evaluate the influence of the defects introduced by the drilling in the fatigue behavior of second set.

Besides, due to the lack of national data on rehabilitation, the results of this study may be a reference in relation to future studies in the field.

There was a reference, in the subtitles, to the ecology of unemployment.

There is a reference in the diaries of John B. Grimball from 1832 for a Charleston preserve of fowl.

Headquartered in Curitiba with a work force numbering over seven thousand, Sanepar is a reference in sanitation in Brazil.

(There is a reference in "Pulphead" to his "great-great-great-great-great-grandparents Luke and Ann").

"There is a reference in the first act to a man whose daughter [has been the victim of] an attempted rape by the oppressors.

There is a reference in the Higher Education Act to "student achievement in relation to the institution's mission," but this is too broadly- defined to have much meaning.