Sentence examples for does not directly refer from inspiring English sources
The text of the Constitution does not directly refer to a right to privacy.
The ad for Mr. Pawlenty is titled "The American Comeback" and does not directly refer to his early struggles.
While it does not directly refer to President George W. Bush's eight years in office, many of the signatories spent years fighting the curbs imposed on federal scientists during that time.
Surprisingly, the title of this record, which was released last Tuesday to rave reviews, does not directly refer to Owens's childhood in the infamous Children of God cult, he said.
Since the level of professional identification (in contrast to organizational identification) does not directly refer to the relationship between individual and organization, this could explain our null result.
The use of intra-operative (and, in a broader sense, peri-operative) hyperoxia to prevent surgical site infection does not directly refer to the treatment of circulatory shock and medical emergencies, but patho-physiological effects of hyperoxemia also assume importance in this context.
All in all, it seems unlikely that exposure to these sorts of low-frequency fields has any sort of notable effect on our health, and while the WHO data doesn't directly refer to geopathic stress, the results seem similarly applicable.
Although O'Brien doesn't directly refer to this in his presentation, it's also worth noting that while Samsung looks set to introduce 65-inch 8K TVs either this year or early next year, there may be production issues with fitting 8K pixel counts into 65-inch OLED TVs.
