Sentence examples for referring far from inspiring English sources

Yet despite the increase in the number of women reporting crimes to the police, the police are referring far fewer cases.

Tabata chose to portray the divine elements from a historical standpoint in Type-0, while Nomura created a real-world setting in XV, referring far less to the mythos' terminology.

Mr. Nader referred far less to Mr. Bush, but was also merciless toward him, saying, "He's nothing more than a big corporation running for president disguised as a human being".

The Onion responded by upping the satirical ante, referring to Fars as "our Iranian subsidiary," in an update to the original article, and providing its readers with a link to a copy of the copied article.

Like Marx's "Capital" and Smith's "The Wealth of Nations," Weber's 1905 tract is referred to far more often than it is read.

Know that the structures of your experience are not really "you" but are, in fact, the sefirot, an untranslatable word which literally means "numerals" but which really refers to far more than math.

The statement a dene makes need not be a simple and direct property of the DNA sequence; it can refer to far more complicated characteristics thereof, yet it is still a property/predicate of the sequence.

Just looking at sequence trees has led some to use 'phylum' too loosely in an unhelpful way and refer to far too many bacterial 'phyla' to be useful.

Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly referred to far-right rally participants as "far-left".

The department, he said, was "very excited about the success of the program so far," referring to the letter-grading system.

In the control room, the commission chairman stopped to look at a display that said, in huge numerals, "1006.46," referring to how far in feet the Missouri stands above sea level.