Sentence examples for reference to a handy from inspiring English sources

But Tony often makes reference to a handy pictorial that was designed by trans activists.

(The airplane reference is a handy conversation-stopper).

Cannily written as concerns about cloning and genetic manipulation were hitting the headlines in the late 1990s, the film's ethically multifaceted cautionary tale still hits a tender spot and continues to be a handy reference point for popular scientists.

The review is intended to become a basic manual for new adepts to the field and at the same time a handy reference to experienced researchers.

Roosevelt thought it was "a bully idea," as Egan writes, and proved to be a handy professional reference in coming years.

The reference to health should be construed as a handy way to characterize functionally the relevant, socially-controllable actions, namely those that affect population health and its distribution.

Guidelines provided a reference to ensure that oncologists were not missing an important issue, served as a handy summary enabling quick access, and was used as a useful reference point in conversations with patients.

It will come in handy in reference to any new words you need to use or refer to.

(a reference to Thomas Shadwell).

The present review aims to give to a researcher who has no experience with Photofuelcells all necessary basic knowledge to join the field without much trouble and to give to an experienced researcher a handy manual of reference.

Keep your owner's manual handy for reference if you decide to purchase accessories for your particular lathe, for maintenance instructions, and for reference to capacities and specifications for your machine.