Sentence examples for referred to in the post from inspiring English sources

And the family referred to in the Post headline is that of Tristane Banon, who has accused D.S.K. of rape.

And the statements by the captain, Donald J. Reese, that were referred to in the Post article contradicted his sworn testimony to Army investigators in January.

— The South African study referred to in the post is flawed based on information from eyewitnesses and needs to be reviewed by better "scientists".

This is what I referred to in the post last September (linked above) as the lifecycle dynamic that affects cable.

The first cluster incorporates the period 2002 2004, a period of increased growth, which could be attributed to the Olympic Games of 2004 in Athens, but that trend has not continued, as shown by the second time cluster, referred to in the post-Olympic period (2005 2010), where there is lower growth, especially towards the end of the period.

First, we delivered the table referred to in the previous post to the client without further modification, and the client was very happy with it.

* To the creepy chick referred to in this post, be it that she ever reads this: We don't think you, personally, are creepy.

Larry Kotlikoff is the founder and president of Economic Security Planning, a company that markets Maximize My Social Security, a Social Security benefits calculator referred to in this post.

*The Cassano memo referred to in this post included transactions for which AIG was being asked to produce more money.

To be precise, the 92 deaths referred to in my post is simply my manual count of deaths from the 40 mass shootings occurring in 2015 (reported here) the number that occurred in 2015.

That was the third question raised by the Hoover Institution's fascinating new book referred to in yesterday's post (which dealt with the build-up to, and immediate aftermath of, the crisis).There is a very useful essay from Martin Neil Baily and Douglas Elliott on the various (and complex) provisions of the new regime, combining Basel rules and the Dodd-Frank Act.