Sentence examples for increase a reference to from inspiring English sources

"We recently extended our objectives in terms of candidate diversity explicitly to increase a reference to class, as well as gender, sexuality, disability and ethnicity".

The group also cited short-term increases in financing — a reference to President Obama's economic stimulus package, which focused in part on "shovel-ready" projects like road and bridge repair.

Gates said he did not believe that Barack Obama's timetable would "increase the risks to anybody" — a reference to Israeli concerns that its nuclear monopoly may soon be challenged by the Islamic republic.

In each subsequent year, the percentage of proposals including a reference to V&C increased dramatically, indicating increasing knowledge of the existence of V&C by TUES submitters (faculty in a variety of fields of biology and from a variety of institutions).

However, the $33-40bn33-40bns appear to be a reference to increased spending since 2014.

The complexity of the models increases from boron taken as a reference to carbon taken as reference.

"Fatbeard" was a reference to increasing international media attention to piracy in the Indian Ocean, and the script depicted the pirates in a sympathetic light.

This was a reference to increasing pressure from the Gauleiters (regional Nazi Party leaders) in Germany for the Jews to be removed from their areas to allow accommodation for Germans made homeless by Allied bombing, as well as to make space for laborers being imported from occupied countries.

She added that in the midst of a recession, "not many newspaper companies have the lever to pull on circulation" -- a reference to the increase in home delivery rates -- "and, in a bad recession, to generate seven Pulitzer Prizes".

They express concern that including these features may lead to a situation where "potential outcomes of the modelling will increase", which we take to be a reference to the danger of overfitting the fact that a suitably complex model can reproduce arbitrarily detailed behaviour but may not represent underlying "truth".

"Before it was announced that we were in a recession we knew it," said the Rev. William Greenlaw, the soup kitchen's director, in a reference to the increased demand at Holy Apostles.