Sentence examples for make few references from inspiring English sources

The war logs make few references to the devices.

It is now common for leaflets to make few references to a candidate's political hue or party leader: in a letter to voters before the Rochester and Strood by-election last month, the Tory contender used green (rather than Conservative blue) borders and made no mention of her party's name.

New entrants to the market, including Virgin Charter, a discount charter clearing house, and Jetbird, which is billing itself ahead of its September debut as ready to transform European private air travel at a major discount to current costs, make few references in their marketing to luxury or even comfort.

Although there is now a raft of regulatory guidance documents associated with clinical trials these make few references to method validation and there is a need for amplification on many of the issues associated with biomarker analysis (Cummings et al, 2008).

"If you look at verbalization of high-psychopathy patients, they were more focused on material needs like food, drink, and money and make fewer references to social needs like family or religion," he said.

He made few references to policy.

He made few references to his family on Twitter.

He did not say when he would call the election and made few references to policy.

Curiously, "Implant" makes few references to the Dionysian properties of plants (a major theme of Mr. Pollan's book).

Gates made few references to the Internet in the first edition of his book The Road Ahead, published in November 1995.

The president made few references to the stream of bad news that has battered his administration: rising unemployment, increasing home foreclosures and sinking consumer confidence.