Sentence examples for reference to the reports from inspiring English sources

The meme's suggestion is likely a reference to the reports of starving people in Venezuela having to eat dogs, cats and zoo animals because of the country's spiraling economic crisis brought on by corruption and failed socialist policies.

The institute has since retracted its study, and the reference to the report has been removed.

5 This is a reference to the report, A tale of two Mexicos: Growth and prosperity in a two-speed economy, McKinsey Global Institute (2014).

His words paralleled recommendations issued earlier this week by a bipartisan commission on religious liberty, although he made no direct reference to the report.

An outspoken critic of the imposition of tuition fees on college students, Marquand reserves his sharpest criticism for "Browne's barbarism" – a reference to the report of Lord Browne preceding the coalition government's decision to reform higher education funding.

Tom Montgomerie Wallington, Greater London   With reference to the reported death of Mohammed Emwazi, otherwise known by his stage name of Jihadi John, the Prime Minister has stated that the killing of Mr Emwazi was "the right thing to do".

When I first reached out, you used the word "exciting" in reference to the report.

Trump tweeted, seemingly in reference to the report, that it was "fake news" and a "political witch hunt".

These results are discussed with reference to the reported preferred order of absorption of -epicatechin > -catechin > -catechin.

For instance, this can be illustrated with reference to the report by Kedrock and Agar (2007) for USAID, which indicates that "the three operating medium processors are reportedly profitable while running at only 20 35 % of capacity utilization.

In reference to the report, a Feb. 19 article in the Washington Post speculates that business, technology and new course offerings may be pulling students' focus away from languages.