Sentence examples for easily referred from inspiring English sources

"Here I reference the methodology of the national socialists, but could have easily referred to Mao and the red guard or Saddam Hussein and the revolutionary guard".

She also noted that she had established an outside group to receive complaints about members of Congress, which could be easily referred to the House ethics committee.

Riegrovy Sady is the most beautiful park to see the whole city of Prague and you'll understand why it is easily referred to as "the city of 100 spires".

In a market rife with consolidation, Toshiba America Electronic Components, or TAEC as they're more easily referred to, is mounting a growing offensive position versus its top rivals Western Digital and Seagate.

If Mayor Rawlings-Blake so easily referred to these people as "thugs" she would have no problem referring to the people who fought for the civil rights of African Americans, her rights, in the 1960s as "thugs," right?

Data structures shown in Figures 1a, b, and 1c are categorized as data projection Types 1, 2, and 3 (correlated to the information ratio (IR) which is described in detail in the Methods section) respectively so that they may be easily referred to later in the text to describe the specific type of observed information distribution.

These paragraphs did not help explain the EQ and those who are interested in understanding the EQ test can easily refer to the reference.

But it might just as easily refer to Cannes' teasing, tricky relationship with the major US studios.

Yet it might just as easily refer to Ripley: the horror movie heroine who came in from the cold.

Assertions from identity are frustrating for everyone you can't easily refer people to the underlying source of information.

But it could just as easily refer to the no-holds-barred battles we are watching in Libya and Syria.