Sentence examples for papers referred to from inspiring English sources

At first, the papers referred to him as "Mexican Ellis" or "W.H. Ellis, from Mexico".

The papers referred to a merchant who had paid Litle & Company out of its credit card receipts.

We assessed everything [though] we cannot possibly refer to all literature … Both of the papers referred to were in fact cited and discussed in the IPCC".

The papers referred to Kit and Rafe by their legal names, Katherine and Raphael, as if the more formal versions of them were the ones who were divorcing — their birth certificates were divorcing!

If economists end up going too far in emphasising accuracy, they may succeed in taking "the con out of econometrics", as Mr Leamer urged them to only to leave more pressing questions on the shelf.Links to the papers referred to in this article can be found here.

If Argentina's choices have come to this, the hole it has dug for itself is deep indeed.* The papers referred to are "Fixing Argentina", by Kurt Schuler, Cato Policy Paper No. 445, July 2002; and "Argentina's Financial Crisis: Floating Money, Sinking Banking", by Augusto de la Torre, Eduardo Levy Yeyati and Sergio Schmukler, NBER conference paper, June 2002.

London papers refer to the new high pay levels as "the cult of the U.S. manager".

d Here 'different test papers' refers to the different arrangement of the same test content in a test paper.

Both Gallagher and DiCaprio's papers refer to the WTO negotiations debate, which is similar to the discussions on TPP.

This meant papers referring to the term 'complaint' only were not included.

For dyspareunia, a MeSH term exists, but only five papers refer to this term.