Sentence examples for referring to articles from inspiring English sources

He appeared to be referring to articles and editorials in The Times, one of which was headlined, "The clown's mask slips".

"I need to say that I have made mistakes in my personal life for which I am sorry," Clemens said in a written statement, referring to articles first published in The Daily News.

Referring to articles about Charlotte Church, a singer who told the inquiry this week of her distress at her family's treatment by the tabloids, he said, "If they don't like what you have written about Charlotte Church's father having a three-in-a-bed with cocaine, then they won't read it".

Referring to articles in the strict code of his great-grandparents' household, Carlo Feltrinelli writes: "Those who entered the kitchen for no reason were fined 10 cents (Article 3), and there was the same fine for those who dared to speak Italian more than three times over lunch (Article 5)." A streak of violence also runs through the family history.

Similar rankings for USA, Canada, and Western Europe are seen in Table 2, referring to articles published in the field of epidemiology.

A major problem with the IF for journals is self-citation, defined in Journal Citation Reports as referring to articles from the same journal [ 1].

The forthcoming Biocidal Products Regulation (expected in 2011) will contain an article on product notification referring to article 45 of the CLP Regulation.

An earlier version referred to articles 230 and 226 of Tunisia's constitution.

They key to specific quotes or terms in the passages and refer to articles, websites and books.

Similarly, in the Wiki dataset, we refer to articles as subjects and user revisions as accesses.

For details about that apparatus we refer to articles published by Narevicius et al. [45, 49, 50].