Sentence examples for how refers from inspiring English sources

Here the "how" refers to "the relationship sustained by the existing individual, in his own existence, to the content of his utterance" (Anthology, 214).

The "who" identifies customers and their need, and thus the target group for the business; the "what" specifies the value offered, or the "value proposition"; and the "how" refers to the operational aspects of the business.

Additionally, we assessed how referred mothers were informed about the fetal MRI examination (for more information see Table  1).

If you don't know how, refer to how to stroke and glide on ice skates.

An optical frequency is comparable to the frequency of electromagnetic waves that are visible; the "how well" refers to how stable and how accurate it can be transmitted.

Rudisha is Rudisha: it is how he refers to himself, how his manager refers to him, how everyone apparently refers to him.

(In case you were wondering how you missed World War III, that's how Podhoretz refers to the cold war).

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Then along came Mirga, which is how everyone refers to her.

Once in New York, he created the Budman Studio, which is how he refers to his loft.

To him the man is now Neil, and that is how he refers to him during our conversations.