Sentence examples for refer inside from inspiring English sources

About 20% of patients were seen in offices where primary physicians required prior approval to refer inside the practice; about 62% of the patients were seen in offices where prior approval was required to refer outside the practice; and about 38% of the patients were seen in offices with guidelines.

You know, the word "internally" only refers to "inside me" in my world.

The defendants sought to hide their actions by saying things like "how's the Fat Man doing?" to refer to the inside information and setting up meetings to make cash payments with "I have some vacation pictures for you".

You might refer to an inside joke between the two of you, or simply recollect upon some funny moment that you two once shared.

Mr. Stansberry's e-mail message and the report it marketed did indeed refer to inside information.

Be extra nice and fun with all of your other friends, refer to inside jokes from times when the annoying person wasn't there, or even make up inside jokes just to be a real pain.

If your head is spinning a bit, don't worry, because the justices spent an hour grilling lawyers representing Ocasio and the federal government to get to the bottom of whether this "from another" language could refer to people inside the conspiracy.

These are: (1) Long-range interactions The long-range interactions are depicted by red arrows in Fig. 1. "Long-range" does not refer to distance inside the cell (we assume that all species are at high enough concentration that we can consider the cell to be well-mixed).

Jeremy Paxman, in a column inside, refers to Sturgeon being "pre-eminent" in the debate.

The ring is spectacular, enormous, diamonds on the face, with script along the inside referring to Sept. 11: Never forget.

In scenes from the series an IS press officer (yes, the militants have a press officer) is seen accompanying the Vice reporter, sanctioning the reporter's access to  occupied territories, while the reporter verbally refers to being inside "the world's newest state" — a phrase that apparently normalizes the IS occupation (although lower thirds on the video badge the location as 'Raqqa, Syria').