Gary Lapidus, a Goldman , Sachsanalyst, referred in his recent report to the Big Three as "H.M.O.'s with wheels" that only happen to make cars.
The Reserve Bank referred in its recent statement on monetary policy to this conundrum of low wages growth at a time when employment and hours worked is improving.
These white women are the imagined saviors to whom New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg referred in a recent column, titled "Women Might Save America Yet".
That's why Netflix CEO Reed Hastings referred in a recent letter to stockholders, to "ISP-related threats" to the company's business, using the abbreviation for Internet Service Providers -- companies like AT&T and Comcast.
Patients referred in more recent years had an earlier age at onset [ 35].
As for Diana and Unity's fascination with Hitler, Ms. Lovell writes: "The two young women have been referred to in recent years, crudely, as 'Hitler groupies' and because of what Hitler subsequently became those who admired him were inevitably to be reviled.
The concept has been referred to in recent years as "glamping," or glamorous camping, but the rise of luxury in the outdoors extends beyond just the traditional camping trip.
The most powerful intuition motivating realism is an old idea, commonly referred to in recent discussions as the 'miracle argument' or 'no-miracles argument', after Putnam's (1975, p. 73) claim that realism 'is the only philosophy that doesn't make the success of science a miracle'.
Other times, he intellectualizes it, referring in a recent interview to "the hostile takeover of journalism by deconstructionism.
Questioning from the host, Jon Stewart, was gentle, to say the least, referring in a recent show to the agency's "unassailable successes" in dealing with air and water pollution and to the "tremendous corporate interests" arrayed against her.
