Sentence examples for references to present from inspiring English sources

Experts also encourage teens to reach out to friends, loved ones and previous employers for leads on job openings, as well as prepare a list of references to present to a potential employer should an opportunity arise.

In sum, the citations and references to "present" research and prevalence rates would pose a dilemma for the reader interested in learning about the current state of feminist analysis in the context of the AIDS epidemic.

A point of reference to present economic straits is raised by Melanie Baker's painting "Abracadabra II (Alan Greenspan)" at another alternative space, White Box.

The records of the Aztec and neighbouring states in the Basin of Mexico between 1300 and 1519 are relatively free from mythological tales and have sufficient cross-referencing to present a reasonably clear picture of military events, dynastic succession, institutional changes, and economic development.

Vertical variations in sediment composition, fabric and texture of the tsunami deposits in Tahaddart area are then debated with reference to present literature on investigative criteria usually used for identifying and understanding tsunami deposits.

Participants were asked to answer items in reference to present and recent complaints.

YAGM provides four web pages (the query page, the search result page, the detail page and the reference page) to present the information of a list of associated genes of a query gene based on the selected biological associations.

"Culture Shock" makes reference to present-day disputes -- protests against gangsta rap, contentions that "Huckleberry Finn" is a racist book -- but to have focused on contemporary clashes, she said, would have aggravated financing problems.

They go on, cherry picking their references in order to present us with an array of always impressionable and emotionally charged buzz words cautioning that growing corn and biodiesel feedstocks is "threatening natural habitats and imposing other environmental costs".

Newland Avenue, Sat LG Tennessee Williams's 1958 play – known to most as the bowdlerised 1959 movie that stripped out any references to homosexuality – presents us with Catherine, who witnesses the death of her wayward cousin Sebastian.

References are reasonably up to date, although some references to abstracts presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meetings have now been published as final papers.