Sentence examples for reader referred from inspiring English sources

In response to my post Tuesday on the record low level of migration in the United States last year, an astute reader referred me to a recent paper in The Journal of Economic Perspectives on this subject.

The 40-year old woman from South Africa said she has been scarred for life and will never be able to have sex again The news reader referred to visiting Chinese President Xi Jinping as 'Eleven' Jinping, apparently confusing the name with Roman numerals XI The mild weather means this season is set to be a bad one for arachnophobes.

Indeed, the coverage range r is large enough to energize and interrogate the whole area of interest and relaying on only one reader referred to as "illuminator" (Fig. 10).

The interviews are conducted by an unnamed reader referred to as "The Interrogator," who feels compelled to discover what happened to the boy and girl in an effort to piece together the story of these characters that Kalich either cannot or will not tell.

Endpoints in Tables 9 and 10 are named as in the original publications cited here, with the reader referred to these publications for further definition.

We let the reader refer to the papers in [1 20].

Reader reaction was generally negative, with one reader referring to Kuttner's story "The Time Trap" as "trash".

It is recommended that readers refer to the references that follow for detailed treatment of the subject matter.

Poor readers refer to readers with low proficiency.

Average readers refer to readers whose reading competency placed them at the intermediate-level benchmark.

For more details about various results concerning such problems, the readers refer to [36 43].