Sentence examples for general referencing from inspiring English sources

In April 2008, Steven Lee Myers wrote a solid New York Times follow up titled "The Political General" referencing my earlier take.

A good general reference for discussion of the role of the Pickands generalized Pareto distribution is the book by Falk et al. (2011).

These are general reference points, and they're built in so we don't have reconsider them all the time.

It was not clear if that was a general reference or the name of a new group.

An hour later, a revised statement was released that replaced the reference to arbitration with a general reference to "proceedings" by the union.

"The team ensured that the depth and breadth of the general reference collection was good across all subject areas".

But he does mention the $850 million settlement and makes a general reference to "criminal conduct" at the company.

Among the first general reference works was Emperor's Mirror, commissioned in 220 A.D. by a Chinese emperor, for use by civil servants.

They also bristle at general references that allow American personnel access to any government institutions needed to carry out their mission.

He answers by a general reference to the delay through the ages between creation and broad acceptance – Beethoven, late Debussy and so on.

And he pointed out to the easily alarmed librarian that the library's most recent general reference work was a 1938 Britannica, backstopped by a 1910 Americana.