Sentence examples similar to needed references to from inspiring English sources

When needed, reference to "disasters triggered by natural hazards" or, more specifically, "disasters due to vulnerability to natural hazards" are the preferred expressions.

You don't need references to "hybridity" or "biopolitics" to advertise the Met's Alexander McQueen show or the MoMA's "Rain Room" experience.

Writers responding to a blog I wrote for NPR, "Nuke-O-Noia Could be the Greatest Threat to Japan," in which I suggested the health impacts of fear could do more harm than the radiation - as the UN found was the case after Chernobyl - said: "Do you need references to other studies that show different statistics for TMI and Chernobyl?

Scholars debate the origin of the term Usonian, but Wright wrote in "A Testament," published in 1957, "I have often used this word when needing reference to our country or style".

If you need reference to how to write certain scenes or sequences, you have the scripts right there.

If you need reference to a certain tone of a film or series, you have the scripts right there.

I think that this sentence needs reference to a particular test-statistic, then you really don't need to hypothesize anything.

In the worst case (side information not compressed) our metric reduces thus the needed reference with respect to FR metrics of a factor 1290 1.

That means that most data sets, particularly where people are concerned, need references to the context in which they were created.

We need reference frames to tell us where we are with respect to other objects and we need reference frames to tell us how we are oriented with respect to other objects.

Previously suggested feedforward controllers need reference microphones to measure the disturbance outside and error microphones for the adaptation somewhere in the room.