Sentence examples for but also reference from inspiring English sources

In such regions individuals not only have greater number of sources to acquire relevant information about entrepreneurship by direct participation but also reference points because of greater density of entrepreneurs and framework conditions (Reynolds et al. 2005).

Based partly on a literature search, but also reference to data used in the formulation of recent fatigue design Standards, it goes on to review the information available for such assessments in design or guidance specifications in the light of relevant fatigue data.

With many paragraphs and pages blacked out, the remaining passages mostly describe "open source" intel pulled from social media feeds, but also reference other undisclosed sources.

The lyrics address aspects of a bad relationship, but also reference fashion in the line, "Walk, walk fashion baby, Work it move that bitch crazy".

Of course, such weapons can be manipulated by a determined minority to banish from the air not only "vulgar" material but also references to abortion, gun control and other controversial topics.

Here Cameron's doing a double whammy, partly by calling back to Boris, but also referencing the elephant (well, pig) in the room – Lord Ashcroft's book – without having to directly take the subject on.

It looks good fun really, although the part of the attraction of using gifs online is because they change so often (it's a communicative twofer: conveying X emotion but also referencing Y pop culture thing) so hopefully PopKey's developers will keep up a semi-regular stream of updates.

It's set specifically for Casper's precise latitude and longitude, but also references Earth's age: 4.6 billion years.

Also key to the experience is the concept of motion and stillness, which is not only how the audience will engage with the installation, but also references the Japanese word Ma.

Campbell named most of the game's levels after songs titles and lyrics (prominently The Jesus and Mary Chain), but also referenced wider pop culture artifacts such as gameshows and Bugs Bunny cartoons, as well as some original titles.

The words "Good Buy" can be looked at in this way a play on words whose double meaning suggests something "positive" (I say this in quotes because it can either be read as positive reinforcement for an action or a sales pitch), but also references an exit when said out loud.