Sentence examples for referred to make from inspiring English sources

It is well known that fVEPs are an objective method to noninvasively evaluate ICP [ 6, 7], and that is why the child was referred to make this test.

9. Have the headwinds you've referred to made a double-dip recession a possibility?

When Google adopted its "don't be evil" motto, it seemed fairly simple — it was only a search engine, and the slogan mostly referred to making clear that ads and normal search results were made separate.

All the private practitioners we interviewed referred to making a significant initial investment in their practice and the expectation that this would translate into a reasonable profit: "Private [practice] is totally different.

He was referring to Make the Road New York, an organization that provides support to local immigrants.

"I took my first dance class in front of three hundred people," he said, referring to "Make Ryan a Dancer," his breakout piece at MOMA PS1, from 2010.

Ahlberg often refers to "making" a book rather than "writing" one.

You refer to making aspic as "a special kind of religion," and to the cooking process as "a complete transfiguration of the flesh".

Publicity refers to making information about the operations of government public and provides the opportunity for public debate and scrutiny of matters of public concern.

At best, they were fused: she commandeered the word "Mymble" from the Moomins to refer to making love, or a lover of either sex.

One presentation, titled 'Tor: Overview of Existing Techniques', also refers to making efforts to "shape", or influence, the future development of Tor, in conjunction with GCHQ.