Sentence examples for in reference to the number from inspiring English sources

JFT96 stands for Justice For The 96 in reference to the number of football supporters who died in the Hillsborough stadium disaster.

"None of these states will be critical in getting to 270," said Mitch Stewart, Obama's 2012 battleground states director who now runs the firm 270 Strategies, in reference to the number of electoral votes needed to win the presidency.

These alternative exons code for small peptides located either just before the FAT domain (3 residues: Pro-Trp-Arg defining the FAK+ isoform), or on either side of the autophosphorylated Tyr-397 (boxes 28, 6 and 7, in reference to the number of amino acids encoded by these exons).

Finally, in regard to my saying "All banks are not good," this statement was made in reference to the issue of the number of loans to minority borrowers equaling the percentage of minorities in the lending area.

There wasn't any specific numbers in reference to the 25% number, but that number is in line since the Nook is the second most popular ereading device.

Our connection with Italy goes way back," he said in reference to the large number of descendants of Italian immigrants.

One victim denounced the party's tactics as "disrespectful" after it launched a "1,400 reasons to vote" campaign, in reference to the estimated number of victims in the city between 1997 and 2013.

When one Saudi tweeted her asking if she had a sister "to work as a housekeeper" (in reference to the substantial number of Filipino domestic workers in Saudi), he was inundated with so many reprimands from other Saudis that he quit Twitter completely.

Profile Missoula is nicknamed the Garden City," in reference to the large number of orchard homes that once lined its periphery.

The specific epithet oligantha derives from the Greek oligo- ("few") and anthos ("flower"), in reference to the low number of flowers per flower head.

The main road leading from East Campus to Central Campus is a steep ascending incline commonly known as "Freshman Hill" (in reference to the large number of freshman dorms near its foot).