Sentence examples for references to highly from inspiring English sources
CAIRO — On one level, President Obama's speech succeeded in reaching out to Muslims across the Middle East, winning widespread praise for his respectful approach, his quotations from the Koran and his forthright references to highly fraught political conflicts.
He did not pledge to only kill senior leaders of terrorist organizations – although his reference to "highly skilled al-Qaida commanders, trainers, bomb makers and operatives" may have left that impression.
Schumann is the inspiration behind this substantial collection of miniatures – there's the odd quotation and several clear references to his highly personalised art.
Erich Asperschlager of TV Verdict thought the puzzle-solving storyline was "a lot of fun", both for its references to the "highly entertaining" documentary Wordplay and the jokes it inspired.
Although the literature on the epidemiology of bacterial conjunctivitis contains several references to its highly contagious nature [ 7- 10] no overall population-based data exists on the incidence of bacterial conjunctivitis.
This means that any read derived from a region with a lower conservation than 30/32 ≈ 94% identity will not be mapped, and it restricts the use of a reference genome to highly similar species.
At the same time, his references to them were highly coded.
"Not at all," García said, before adding a reference to the highly favored and ill-fated horse who failed to win the Triple Crown last Sunday.
Some shouted, "Any good teacher is worth more than Neymar," in reference to a highly paid soccer player.
It was a reference to the highly critical UN report authored by the South African judge Richard Goldstone which called on Israel and Hamas to investigate what he found to be credible evidence of war crimes during the Gaza war.
Mr. DeCarli replied that "just a few weeks ago, we saw a young girl arrested for eating French fries," a reference to a highly publicized incident last month in Washington's subway system.
