Sentence examples for reference that this from inspiring English sources

He did tell Jeff Greenfield of CNN a week after the attacks that the characters on his shows "will reference that this event took place," but did not spell out how they will do so.

She accused Davidson of open bias, referring to his attacks on the SNP as "neo-fascist" during a recent Scotland bill debate, and said: "It is obvious from the terms of reference that this will be a partisan and pejorative inquiry, and that those driving it have already decided what its conclusions will be".

However, only a couple of rather cryptic references that addressed this point are in the text.

This high level of confidence is also reflected by the number of references that lead to this metabolic reconstruction.

His home run calls — "An A-bomb from A-Rod" or "Robbie Cano, don't you know" — are cultural references that will permanently mark this latest era of Yankees success.

Therefore, references that do not meet this requirement were not included.

Of course, if you're paying attention, you start to notice that the files he's moving around are full of in- jokes and humorous references that were appreciated by this community of early adopters.

We removed the description of Taxonstand and the Plantlist.org (and associated references) that this reviewer referred to as it wasn't necessary and improves reading.

We find references that this is the Ruist understanding of humane governance in some of the earliest Ruist classics.

It has been shown recently (see [ 24] for references) that this concern was not justified when the data structure is adequate (several generations of related females).

These disadvantages are that all comparisons are made directly to a reference that in this design is not of biological interest, and that all biologically interesting comparisons are composed of noisier transitive inference.